Thousands of landlords ignoring code violations in Cleveland could get hit with a new $200 fine in early 2025.John Pana, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio — Thousands of landlords ignoring code violations
COMMENTARY FROM ZAK: I am not sure if this will force insurance companies to cover lead paint losses. Somehow I believe the insurance companies will find a loophole to still
December 17, 2024 Contact Information Marisa Lubeck (lubeck.marisa@epa.gov) SALT LAKE CITY — Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a settlement with Pacific Coast Capital Investors, LLC, the owner of
Tenants of one of Brooklyn’s biggest landlords are set to receive $2.9 million in restitution after an investigation found “repeated and egregious” violations of housing maintenance codes, including issues with
The city’s “worst landlord” has agreed to pay a historic $6.5 million in fines and restitution to its tenants for a slew of housing violations — including conditions that left
SCRANTON – In a lawsuit by a mother claiming her 2-year-old daughter was poisoned from lead paint in their apartment at 961 Wheeler Ave., a judge on Tuesday sanctioned the
https://nypost.com/2024/12/08/lifestyle/study-unearths-concerning-link-between-americans-and-exposure-to-deadly-toxin/ Lead exposure in the 20th century may have led to mental health issues in Americans, a new study suggests. Researchers from Duke University and Florida State University studied
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Editorial Board, cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer The good news is that Cleveland is still trying valiantly to recalibrate its approach to making Cleveland rentals lead-safe by 2028 — this
The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office has settled a consumer protection lawsuit it launched two years ago against a “hedge fund-owned mega landlord” that rents and manages more than 600 rental properties in
Athens Ohio. Lead Paint remains a problem for many homes click here for copy of article.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The New York Attorney General’s Office has reached a $310,000 settlement with Syracuse landlord William D’Angelo for repeatedly violating lead safety laws. The settlement-in-principle with D’Angelo and his
