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Office Of The Attorney General

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What's Holding Up Redevelopment of a Church-Owned Affordable Apartment Building in Shaw?

What's Holding Up Redevelopment of a Church-Owned Affordable Apartment Building in Shaw?

Nena Perry-Brown | December 10th 2021

New Bethel Baptist Church has been in a protracted battle with the city they feel epitomizes the gentrification of the neighborhood.... read»

DC Attorney General Takes Advocacy Approach to Affordable Housing

DC Attorney General Takes Advocacy Approach to Affordable Housing

Nena Perry-Brown | December 3rd 2021

As Karl Racine's tenure as DC Attorney General winds down, his office is taking a more proactive approach in affordable housing and zoning.... read»

DC Attorney General Settles City Apartel Suit

DC Attorney General Settles City Apartel Suit

Nena Perry-Brown | November 4th 2019

Over two years after Ginosi USA was sued for its apartel network, a settlement has been reached.... read»

Construction Companies Save 17 Percent Through Illegal Worker Misclassification, Per Report

Construction Companies Save 17 Percent Through Illegal Worker Misclassification, Per Report

Nena Perry-Brown | September 12th 2019

The DC Office of the Attorney General has released a report highlighting how much misclassification impacts the construction industry.... read»

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