Real Estate/Development,
Government
Jun. 12, 2020
Renters relieved eviction moratorium still stands, landlords still fighting
As governments and courts scramble to reconcile the crisis facing unemployed tenants and unpaid landlords, it has become increasingly apparent their predicament will be one of the hardest Covid-related legal crises to address.
Renters breathed a sigh of relief after the Judicial Council's vote to end statewide emergency eviction protections was postponed, and landlords filed a lawsuit Thursday against Los Angeles in an attempt to end an eviction moratorium at the city level.
As governments and courts scramble to reconcile the crisis facing unemployed tenants and unpaid landlords, it has become increasingly apparent their predicament will be one of the har...
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