Law Practice
Feb. 19, 2009
Low-Income Tenants Win Rights, Money In Housing Case
A group of current and former low-income tenants of the Alexandria Hotel who claimed they were victims of discrimination, deplorable housing conditions and illegal evictions will receive nearly $1 million under a settlement reached with the building’s owners and the city of Los Angeles.
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - A group of current and former low-income tenants of the Alexandria Hotel who claimed they were victims of discrimination, deplorable housing conditions and illegal evictions will receive nearly $1 million under a settlement reached with the building's owners and the city of Los Angeles. The settlement also will require sweeping changes to policies at both the Alexandria and the city's redev...
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