Whole Foods and their landlord Wical LP have been in settlement talks for a while regarding the Glover Park store, and it now looks like an announcement might come in the next two weeks. Back on January 24th the judge issued an opinion (see blog post here) in which he declared that Whole Foods was not in default of their lease. This opinion favored the case of Whole Foods and undermined the central premise of the landlord's case for eviction. After Judge Royce Lamberth's op

The path of the Whole Foods eviction case became much clearer after U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth opined clearly and firmly in a memorandum filed January 24th 2018. The opinion followed months of court silence, during which the only action was the landlord's (Wical's) attempt to dismiss Whole Foods complaints for the eviction notice. While the only substantive accomplishment of the opinion was to deny Wical's attempt to dismiss the complaint - which doesn't take the case