Category Archives: Litigation Log

MSU Tiny Rabbit Case Resolved

Posted on November 26, 2019 by fhcadmin

Civil Rights Demands Change at MSU Sorority According to the complaint taken by the FHC in the fall of 2017, although Kayla Hicks’ need for an emotional support animal was well documented, East Lansing sorority Alpha Omicron Pi (AOII) refused … Continue reading →

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Kraehnke v Shamrock

Posted on January 1, 2009 by fhcadmin

#W09-96 Kraehnke v Shamrock Monroe Cassandra Kraehnke contacted the FHC to report that her family was denied the rental of a mobile home in Monroe because she had one child and was pregnant with a second. Ms. Kraehnke said the … Continue reading →

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Hatch v Flying Dutchman

Posted on January 1, 2008 by fhcadmin

#W08-28 Hatch v Flying Dutchman Ann Arbor Township FHC Cooperating Attorney Jonathan G. Weber filed suit on behalf of the Hatch family in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. The suit, filed on February 15, … Continue reading →

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FHC v Ivanhoe House Apartments

Posted on January 1, 2008 by fhcadmin

#W08-40 FHC v Ivanhoe House Apartments Ann Arbor After several years of testing Ivanhoe Apartments for possible violations of fair housing law, the FHC filed suit against the owner and resident manager of the housing complex. To investigate allegations of … Continue reading →

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Salinsky v Courthouse Square

Posted on January 17, 2007 by fhcadmin

#W07-11 Salinsky v Courthouse Square Ann Arbor As a reasonable accommodation of his disability, Warren Salinsky asked Courthouse Square to move him to the 10th floor where there are no smokers. The managers said no, but a letter from FHC … Continue reading →