January 24, 2025 - 12:32

In a recent ruling, a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by a woman against brothers Alon, Oren, and Tal Alexander, citing that her claims did not meet the necessary filing deadline. This decision has stirred discussions regarding the complexities of legal timelines in sexual assault cases. While this particular lawsuit has been thrown out, it is important to note that other lawsuits against the Alexander brothers remain active, alongside ongoing criminal proceedings.
The dismissal highlights the challenges faced by victims in navigating the legal system, as strict deadlines can often hinder the pursuit of justice. Advocates for survivors emphasize the need for reform to ensure that all victims have the opportunity to seek redress, regardless of procedural technicalities. As the legal landscape continues to evolve, the Alexander brothers will still face scrutiny from other pending cases, keeping the focus on the broader issue of accountability in sexual assault allegations.
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Vancouver Real Estate Update: Office Show Suites and City Policy ShiftsA closer look at the trend driving my latest reporting for The Globe and Mail. This month I focused on the rise of office show suites, where developers finish out spaces before signing tenants,...
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S.F. ‘BUILD Act’ is a big tax cut for the wealthy. Let’s just be honest about it.Is the proposal to slash taxes on large real-estate transactions a bad idea? Not necessarily. Are its backers being honest about what it does? Not necessarily. The so-called BUILD Act, which would...
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Should Income Investors Look At Marwest Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust (CVE:MAR.UN) Before Its Ex-Dividend?Income investors watching the Canadian real estate market may want to mark their calendars for Marwest Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust (CVE:MAR.UN). The trust is set to go ex-dividend soon,...
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PGIM: $260 Million Deployed As Real Estate Fund Completes 10th Property AcquisitionPGIM has deployed $260 million as its real estate fund closed on its 10th property acquisition. The latest purchase is The Arbor, a 127-unit residential community in the Riverdale section of the...