North Carolina Attorney General, rent
NC Attorney General suing landlords accused of illegally raising rent
The North Carolina Attorney General's office is suing six landlords alleging they illegally raised rents for tenants. The lawsuit says the inflated rent impacts 70,000 units across the state and the majority of them are in Charlotte.
Officials say the law is active under both the winter weather state of emergency and the Hurricane Helene state of emergency.
In the attorney general contest in North Carolina, Democrat Jeff Jackson has won, NBC News projects. -view fewer counties+ view all counties Some states and some individual counties ...
Ryan Park, whose judicial nomination was blocked by Sen. Thom Tillis, will continue to serve as North Carolina’s solicitor ...
Jeff Jackson took the oath of office to become North Carolina’s Attorney General and lead the North Carolina Department of ...
Attorney General-elect and Rep. Jeff Jackson announced the first members of his senior leadership team at the North Carolina ...
Attorney General Jeff Jackson took the oath of office Dec. 31 to become North Carolina’s Attorney General and lead the North ...
Former Congressman Jeff Jackson was sworn in as North Carolina’s Attorney General after resigning early from Congress on ...
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AG Tong joins lawsuit expansion against 6 major landlords for illegal pricing schemesThree of the landlords, including Greystar, Pinnacle and Willow Bridge, operate in Connecticut, according to the Attorney ...
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