Our consumer protection attorneys are investigating reports that tenants at properties in Washington D.C. operated by Nomadic Real Estate have failed to receive their security deposit after their leases expired. Nomadic Real Estate manages over 100 properties in the city and there are several reports of tenants not receiving back their security deposit, despite complying […]
On Nov. 22, 2019, Judge John M. Campbell of the Washington D.C. Superior Court granted final approval to a $215,000 class action settlement for 54 individuals who had their vehicles repossessed by the Transit Employees Federal Credit Union (“TEFCU”). The class action alleged that TEFCU attempted to charge class members excessive repossession fees and storage […]
Washington D.C. has a unique law that empowers consumers to test or evaluate products to determine whether they actually have the qualities characteristics that they say they do. In the District, consumers have used this law to bring legal claims aimed at remedying a variety of ills such as the presence of excess cellulose (read: […]