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Interested in recent court cases? What about new laws and how they affect fair housing compliance. Our growing library will review current fair housing events and provide essential feedback.
Recent Posts
- 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: A Medical Condition Leads to an Eviction Notice – Episode 22
What happens when a medical condition is mistaken for a threat, leading to an eviction notice? This article unpacks a dramatic real-life scenario where a ...
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Case Files: Program Rules Limits Emergency Access – Episode 21
In a recent case, the city of Anoka faced allegations regarding its handling of emergency services for residents with mental health disabilities. This unique situation ...
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Case Files: Two Different Responses Leads To A Charge of Discrimination – Episode 19
Fair housing is a critical aspect of property management that ensures everyone has equal access to housing without discrimination. It can also include other aspects ...
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Case Files: Disappearing Payment Accommodation Lead to a Fair Housing Claim – Episode 18
Can rental payment dates be adjusted as a reasonable accommodation? Our latest case review focuses on the challenges tenants face when relying on disability payments ...
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Case Files: Poor Planning Leads to Heavy Penalties – Episode 17
No matter the type of housing your company or property specializes in, each one has to ensure compliance with applicable accessibility standards. This goes past ...
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Case Files: Senior Communities: Burden of Proof – Episode 16
Can communities have age restrictions? What about HOPA? This case involves a trio of nonprofit cooperative corporations in Florida who found themselves at the center ...
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