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- Case Files: The Price of Parking Discrimination – Episode 47
- Case Files: ESA Denied After Online Provider Verification—What Went Wrong? – Episode 46
- Case Files: When Mold, Disability, and Retaliation Collide – Episode 45
- Case Files: Evicted After Calling the Police—What the Law Says – Episode 44
- Race, Retaliation, and a Landmark Fair Housing Verdict – Episode 43
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Case Files: The Price of Parking Discrimination – Episode 47
Parking may seem like a simple operational matter, but when it intersects with disability rights under the Fair Housing Act (FHA), it can quickly become ...
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Case Files: ESA Denied After Online Provider Verification—What Went Wrong? – Episode 46
Emotional support animals (ESAs) continue to be one of the most challenging and frequently misunderstood topics in property management. The case of United States v. ...
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Case Files: When Mold, Disability, and Retaliation Collide – Episode 45
When health concerns, especially mold issues, overlap with legal responsibilities, property managers must tread carefully. A recent fair housing case filed by the City of ...
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Case Files: Evicted After Calling the Police—What the Law Says – Episode 44
When a tenant reaches out for help, especially in moments of personal crisis, the last thing they should face is the loss of their home. ...
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Race, Retaliation, and a Landmark Fair Housing Verdict – Episode 43
Fair housing laws apply to every dwelling, regardless of its size, location, or ownership structure. That reality was brought into sharp focus in Commonwealth of ...
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Case Files: A Decade Later—and Still Accountable – Episode 42
A recent federal lawsuit is sending a strong message to municipalities and property management professionals: fair housing obligations don’t expire with time, and noncompliance—even years ...
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