New York Landlord Illegally Changed the Locks on Grieving Tenants Right After Their Parents Died, and the State’s Attorney General Says the Pattern Was No Accident

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A management company that controlled more than 40 buildings and 3,000 units across Brooklyn and the Bronx has been caught illegally locking tenants out of their own apartments — and the pattern of…

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New York Landlord Illegally Changed the Locks on Grieving Tenants Right After Their Parents Died, and the State’s Attorney General Says the Pattern Was No Accident

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