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Retaliation: Retaliation includes, but is not limited to, any form of intimidation, retaliation, or harassment. It is retaliation for an employer to take any of the following with respect to a person because that person has engaged
property owner cannot retaliate against you for reporting an issue in your home. Retaliation is illegal It is illegal for a property owner to retaliate against you for reporting an issue in your home. If you think that you have
Aiding, abetting or facilitating discrimination; retaliation related to discrimination; coercion related to housing. It is an unlawful discriminatory practice for any person: (1) To conceal or attempt to conceal any discriminatory act forbidden by this title or to aid, abet
prospective tenant, occupant, or prospective occupant with supportive services or programs where immigration status is an eligibility criteria. (3) Retaliation prohibited. No owner, operator, landlord, or their agent may increase rent, decrease services, alter an existing rental agreement, file
Prevent and prohibit the facilitation of any discriminatory act forbidden by this Title. (3) Prevent and prohibit any retaliation. (4) Eliminate the existence of and the development of any racially concentrated areas of poverty in the community. (5) Effectuate
prejudiced by the amendment. b. For an amendment to add allegations of additional unrelated discriminatory acts and/or acts of retaliation that arose after the filing of the original complaint if: (1) the amendment is filed within one (1) year
Relocation Rent-setting algorithms ban Repairs and maintenance Retaliation Quick guide and video Read our quick guide about renter rights Watch our video about renter rights Housing Liaisons We help renters and property owners solve housing issues. See our services
owner does not respond, see Help with renter issues. See the City's Property maintenance rules for property owners Retaliation