Pennsylvania Landlord Settles $50,000 Lawsuit
Pennsylvania Landlord Settles $50,000 Lawsuit
Pennsylvania Landlord Settles $50,000 Lawsuit
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Attorney General Michelle Henry has announced a $50,000 settlement with A.R. Building Company, Inc., a Butler County landlord, to resolve allegations of unlawful billing, leasing, and debt collection practices. The lawsuit, filed in November 2023, accused A.R. Building of inflating repair costs charged to tenants and using unfair lease terms. As part of the settlement, A.R. Building will pay $35,000 in restitution to affected consumers, $10,000 in costs, and $5,000 in civil penalties. The settlement requires A.R. Building to amend its practices to comply with legal standards, reinforcing consumer protection in the housing market. Tenants who believe they were overcharged have 60 days to file complaints with the Attorney General's Office. Henry emphasized the importance of holding landlords accountable to support renters facing challenges in the housing market.

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Pa. attorney general reaches $50K settlement with Butler County landlord for alleged overbilling
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