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Of Justice Charges
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DEPARTMENT OBTAINS $82,500 SETTLEMENT IN HUD ASSISTANCE-ANIMAL
CASE Justice Department Obtains $82,500 Settlement in HUD
Assistance-Animal Case. The owners and operators of a Minnesota
apartment complex must pay a woman $82,500 this week as part of
federal consent decree arising from a HUD charge. HUD charged
that the defendants violated the Fair Housing Act in not allowing
the woman to reside at the complex with a dog that assists her
with major depression. Read the Justice consent decree
Read the charge.
- JUSTICE
DEPARTMENT REACHES $62,000 SETTLEMENT RESOLVING HUD DISABILITY
CHARGE IN IDAHO.
A landlord in Idaho Falls, Idaho, has agreed to pay $62,000 to
resolve a disability discrimination lawsuit arising from a HUD
charge. HUD charged the landlord with violating the Fair Housing
Act for refusing to allow disabled residents to have assistance
dogs. Read
the Justice press release.
- JUSTICE
DEPARTMENT OBTAINS $361,000 SETTLEMENT FOLLWING HUD CHARGE OF
RACE AND FAMILY STATUS DISCRIMINATION. A Virginia Beach landlord
will pay $361,000 to settle a lawsuit alleging he subjected African
American tenants to stricter rules and unjustly excluded families
with children from some apartments. Read the Justice press release
and settlement. Read
the Justice press release.
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DEPARTMENT OBTAINS $115,000 SETTLEMENT IN HUD CASE ACCUSING CONNECTICUT
LANDLORD OF DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION. The Justice Department
has reached a $115,000 settlement in a case first brought by HUD,
in which the agency charged a Connecticut landlord with violating
the Fair Housing Act for refusing to make an exception to a 'no-pet'
policy for a disabled tenant who required an assistance dog. Read
the Justice press release and settlement. Read
the HUD charge.
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