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Public housing agencies and the federal government are facing some tough legal foes: litigators from top-tier law firms who are working to protect the housing rights of the poor. In recent years, lawsuits challenging everything from public housing demolitions to alleged discriminatory housing practices have popped up across the country, many of them relying on the expertise of private lawyers armed with trial experience and a war chest of resources to litigate complex, time-consuming cases.
January 21, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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