Master the legal framework of housing accessibility and non-discrimination in the United States
This course provides a comprehensive legal overview of the Fair Housing Act (FHA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as they pertain to accessibility in housing. Learn about the history and evolution of these laws, including key amendments and landmark court decisions that have shaped their interpretation and application. This course will focus on the following chapters:
This course explores the legal framework for enforcing fair housing and accessibility rights. You will gain a deeper understanding of the legal obligations of landlords, property managers, real estate agents, and other housing providers. This knowledge is crucial for anyone involved in the housing industry, as well as for individuals seeking to protect their rights. You will learn how to identify and address discriminatory practices and navigate the legal system to pursue remedies.
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Licensed New York Attorney
Licensed in New York and currently based in Illinois. She is in her fifth year as a corporate attorney and has experience working in law firms and in-house settings. Her focus includes corporate law, including entity formation, equity issuance and a focus on equity and debt financings as well as merger and acquisition transactions. She also has experience in commercial agreements and privacy and data security law.
