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But now the bill is coming due Young Kwak photo Deseray Hendrickson owes $4,000 in back rent to Spokane Housing Ventures, the owner of the 55th Avenue Apartments. But she's not the only one. The low-income housing provider has been grappling with $450,000 in unpaid rent. Like most tenants, Amy March has her complaints about the place she's renting. There's the bathroom sink, broken for over a year, that's forced her family to wash ...

Minneapolis partner David Crosby will serve as Stinson LLP’s next deputy managing partner, alongside Kansas City-based Managing Partner-elect Allison Murdock. Their term will begin July 2021, at the conclusion of current Managing Partner Mark Hinderks’ term. Crosby has held multiple leadership positions during his 27-year tenure at the firm. He currently serves as co-chair of a Business Litigation division and as a member of the firm’s associate evaluation committee. He completed a five-year term with Stinson’s board of directors in 2019. As deputy managing partner, Crosby will serve...

Washington Senate bill would give tenants right to counsel and stop no-cause evictions By Brandon Block, The Olympian Published: January 25, 2021, 10:08am Share: Washington could become the first state in the country to provide a right to legal representation for low-income tenants facing eviction in housing court. The measure is part of a Senate bill introduced last week that pairs temporary tenant protections aimed at staving off mass evictions with permanent changes to ensure tenants have equal access to the housing court system. “If I’ve learned anything from the past t...

Friday, January 22, 2021 Viral Leaders Trump & Johnson (satirical fun game) approved by Google, inexplicably found objectionable by Apple [Update on 02/09/2021] A subsequent, refocused version of Viral Leaders, the "Impeachment Edition" (on the occasion of the Senate impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump), was approved by Apple. [/Update] One of the issues raised in the Coronavirus Reporter v. Apple antitrust complaint in the District of New Hampshire is the allegation that Apple's app reviews are "arbitrary and capricious" to the extent that one app might be rejected though a ...

[/Update] One of the issues raised in the Coronavirus Reporter v. Apple antitrust complaint in the District of New Hampshire is the allegation that Apple's app reviews are "arbitrary and capricious" to the extent that one app might be rejected though a similar or more problematic app is approved. I've also heard people say this about Google, and I can prove at least an inconsistency with respect to the application of its rule on COVID-related metadata, where a game is allowed to use the term "pandemic" in its Google Play Store description though this is expressly prohibited by Google unless ...