Jenner & Block took a law designed to combat the mob and turned it against New York landlord Pinnacle Group. As a result, as many as 22,000 tenants now have access to a streamlined claims process that lets them seek reimbursement from Pinnacle for alleged rent overcharges, harassment and interference in tenancy rights.
July 23, 2014 at 05:55 PM
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Jenner & Block took a law designed to combat the mob—the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act—and turned it against a New York landlord.
As a result, starting in June, as many as 22,000 tenants of Pinnacle Group gained access to a streamlined claims process that will let them seek reimbursement from Pinnacle for alleged rent overcharges, harassment and interference in tenancy rights.
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