Real Estate/Development,
Civil Litigation
Jul. 7, 2020
If tenant groups can intervene in suit so can landlords, say attorneys
The apartment association suing Los Angeles over its eviction ban said if a judge allows tenants’ groups to intervene, other landlords and property owner organizations should be able to join the fight as well.
Tenants' rights organizations want to join the fight to preserve Los Angeles' pandemic-related eviction ban from a landlord organization suing to enjoin it. However a landlord attorney says if third-party groups are allowed to get involved on the tenants' behalf, third-party landlords should be allowed to join the suit as well.
Filed in the Central District federal court by Southern California's largest landlord organization, the A...
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