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Mother of five receives $5,000 and ten years of free rent in familial status discrimination case
Added: 01/02/2004
Type: Summary
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A single mother with five children has settled a federal fair housing discrimination lawsuit against the owner of a mobile home park in Louisville. Russell Brown, the owner of Brown’s Mobile Home Park, allegedly discriminated against Sarah Webb and her children by denying them a lease, charging them higher rent, and attempting to evict them because of the size of her family.

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How to Win Your Property Tax Protest
Added: 01/02/2004
Type: Summary
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Over assessed property is one of the most common and successful grounds for protesting your property tax. You may use services provided by companies such as Residential Tax (www.residentialtax.com). They have done all the homework for you. You just have to print their reports which run from $14.95-$24.95. Don't sit helplessly watching your tax bill rise year after year.

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TEXAS HOMEBUILDER WELFARE ACT TO BE DEBATED.
Added: 01/02/2004
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With no input from consumer or consumer groups, House Bill 730 adopts the extreme limitations of new home warranties, used by Texas builders, as law and as a standard for performance for new homes. While endorsing these extremely limited warranties, it also strips consumers of the implied warranty of good workmanship and habitability, which is the only adequate protection consumers have.

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NATIONAL HOMEBUILDER'S (KB HOME) NEW ARBITRATION POLICY JUST MORE DECEPTION Added: 01/02/2004 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
KB Home’s new arbitration policy submitted to the FTC this month, is similar to offering a free carpet upgrade, while knowing it’s real use is to cover up a severely cracked foundation.” Read Full Article \| Print Article

New Company Works to Resolve Conflicts and Avoid Litigation at Former Industrial Sites Added: 01/02/2004 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
Legacy Solutions is dedicated to producing agreement on the cleanup of former industrial sites. Legacy helps build relationships with business leaders, community representatives and local officials. Read Full Article \| Print Article

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