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City of Atlanta Issues Temporary Eviction and Water Shut-Off Moratorium
Loebsack & Brownlee, PLLC, is dedicated to closely monitoring significant policy developments throughout the Southeastern United States that impact the
More on the Update regarding Fannie & Freddie’s decision to stop enforcement:
Doubtless, many of you may have seen the recent news the National Apartment Association (NAA) announced today, which has been
NC Legal Fee Reimbursement
As you likely recall, disputes over how and when to seek reimbursement for your “out of pocket” eviction fees pursuant
New Senate Housing Bill Targets Affordability, Oversight, and Supply: What You to Need to Know.
The Senate’s ROAD to Housing Act of 2025, which stands for Renewing Opportunity in the American Dream, is a wide-ranging
NAA Alerts Bluemoon Software Users Regarding Fee Disclosures in Virginia
Attention Bluemoon Software Users: Informational Broadcast from NAA Regarding the Fee Disclosure Statement Per Virginia Code §55.1-1201.4 and the Litigation
New Tennessee Law Heightens Penalties for Harboring Illegal Persons in Rental Housing
On Tuesday, 7/1/25, Tennessee Senate Bill 392 took effect, establishing the offense of “human smuggling” and making it a Class
Updated Statements Now Available on DHCD (Department of Housing and Community Development) Site
The updated Statements of Tenant’s Rights and Responsibilities for the VRLTA (Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act) and the VMHLRA are
Breaking News: NC Legislature Joins National Trend – Passes Anti-Squatter Legislation
Update on Senate Bill 55 On August 6, North Carolina’s Governor Josh Stein took a significant step to protect landlord
What is the NC eCourt Portal?
The NC eCourt Portal allows the general public and registered users to access court information online, including searching for court
Federal Court Sides with Housing Providers in CDC Eviction Moratorium Case
In a momentous legal case regarding the constitutionality of the CDC’s nationwide eviction moratorium, a federal judge has ruled in
Andrew Hughes Confirmed as Deputy Secretary of HUD
The U.S. Senate confirmed Andrew Hughes as Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) today
Florida Expands on Anti-Squatting Protections
On Monday in Sarasota, Gov. DeSantis signed SB 322 and SB 606, considering them necessary measures to prevent exploitation and
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