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taMy Lawsuit Against Mint Urban Infinity and Cardinal Group Management Was Certified as a Class Action
We did it. We finally f\*cking did it.
A Colorado judge just approved my lawsuit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeiOrWuTWN4 s a ***class action*** against these evil b\*stards. They took everything from its tenants. We dealt with black mold, cockroaches, non-functioning elevators, deleted maintenance requests, homeless sleeping in our buildings, fire hazards, false advertising, bullying, lies, illegal evictions, gaslighting, and so much more.
The Colorado Dept of Public Health & Environment cited this property with over 20 pages of health and safety violations, but they were still allowed to operate as a business. Even the Denver Fire Department learned none of their buildings were hooked up to the grid if an alarm was triggered. If they were a restaurant, they'd have been shut down immediately. Apparently, it was okay as a place that provided necessary housing to Denver residents.
My attorneys and I have been pushing for class certification, and we just got it. I've never been more proud of the work I've done, much less the contributions of the community I've worked with so closely over the past few years.
I feel reinvigorated to tackle the injustices and class wars of this country. We can make a difference. We can stand up against the millionaires and billionaires. WE CAN GET WHAT WE DESERVE.
In the wise words of the Philadelphia Flyers' mascot Gritty: Eat the rich.
If you're a current or former tenant, please take the time to upvote my Google review (here https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/117318536045796704796/place/ChIJ-69d_9d9bIcRbIC8LWUM3O0/@39.6942718,-147.1260485,3z/data=!4m6!1m5!8m4!1e1!2s117318536045796704796!3m1!1e1?entry=ttu) o prevent prospective tenants from making the same mistakes we did. Keep our neighbors safe from harm by rending from other companies instead.
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We did it. We finally f\*cking did it.
A Colorado judge just approved my lawsuit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeiOrWuTWN4 s a ***class action*** against these evil b\*stards. They took everything from its tenants. We dealt with black mold, cockroaches, non-functioning elevators, deleted maintenance requests, homeless sleeping in our buildings, fire hazards, false advertising, bullying, lies, illegal evictions, gaslighting, and so much more.
The Colorado Dept of Public Health & Environment cited this property with over 20 pages of health and safety violations, but they were still allowed to operate as a business. Even the Denver Fire Department learned none of their buildings were hooked up to the grid if an alarm was triggered. If they were a restaurant, they'd have been shut down immediately. Apparently, it was okay as a place that provided necessary housing to Denver residents.
My attorneys and I have been pushing for class certification, and we just got it. I've never been more proud of the work I've done, much less the contributions of the community I've worked with so closely over the past few years.
I feel reinvigorated to tackle the injustices and class wars of this country. We can make a difference. We can stand up against the millionaires and billionaires. WE CAN GET WHAT WE DESERVE.
In the wise words of the Philadelphia Flyers' mascot Gritty: Eat the rich.
If you're a current or former tenant, please take the time to upvote my Google review (here https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/117318536045796704796/place/ChIJ-69d_9d9bIcRbIC8LWUM3O0/@39.6942718,-147.1260485,3z/data=!4m6!1m5!8m4!1e1!2s117318536045796704796!3m1!1e1?entry=ttu) o prevent prospective tenants from making the same mistakes we did. Keep our neighbors safe from harm by rending from other companies instead.
#local
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