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Brad Pitt reaches $20.5M settlement with Katrina victims over housing - Vimarsana News

Brad Pitt reaches $20.5M settlement with Katrina victims over housing

Brad Pitt at a Make It Right Foundation press conference in December, 2007; Matthew HINTON/AFP via Getty ImagesBrad Pitt and his Make It Right Foundation

Brad Pitt reaches $20.5M settlement with Katrina victims over housing – 101.9fm The MIX – WTMX Chicago - Vimarsana News

Brad Pitt reaches $20.5M settlement with Katrina victims over housing – 101.9fm The MIX – WTMX Chicago

Brad Pitt and his Make It Right Foundation reached a $20.5 million settlement with victims over faulty homes built in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, accor

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Nolte: Brad Pitt Settles for 20.5 Million After Eco-Friendly Homes Fall Apart - Vimarsana News

Nolte: Brad Pitt Settles for 20.5 Million After Eco-Friendly Homes Fall Apart

Brad Pitt has been forced to settle for $20.5 million after the eco-friendly homes he built for victims of Hurricane Katrina fell apart.

Brad Pitt reaches $20.5M settlement with Katrina victims over housing - Vimarsana News

Brad Pitt reaches $20.5M settlement with Katrina victims over housing

Brad Pitt at a Make It Right Foundation press conference in December, 2007; Matthew HINTON/AFP via Getty ImagesBrad Pitt and his Make It Right Foundation reached a $20.5 million settlement with victims over faulty homes built in New Orleans after Hurri...

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Brad Pitt foundation reaches settlement over Louisiana... - Vimarsana News

Brad Pitt foundation reaches settlement over Louisiana...

Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation and homeowners of the houses built by the program, in an area of New Orleans that was among the hardest hit by Hurricane Katrina, reached a $20.5 million settlement Tuesday evening