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Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Against Corporate Landlord in North Carolina

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Former tenants filed a class-action lawsuit against American Landmark in the US District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina on October 20. The lawsuit, filed by Halperin Petersen & Mikkilineni LLP, the North Carolina Justice Center, and Kelly Guzzo, PLC, alleges that the company's business model violates North Carolina law. The suit claims American Landmark illegally coerced millions of dollars from current and former tenants.

From thenation.com

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The lawsuit challenges the business model of a major corporate landlord, alleging that practices such as raising rent and charging fees illegally priced tenants out. If successful, the suit could result in millions of dollars in damages and potentially change housing practices in North Carolina.

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