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Maryland appeals court revives tenants’ class action

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The Appellate Court of Maryland reversed a court order that granted judgment to a property management firm on a class action brought by tenants alleging violations of debt collection and consumer protection laws. The company’s decision to charge tenants a 5% fee for late rental payments violates state law, and its decision to overcharge for certain fees related to ejectment actions begun in anticipation of default on rent may be challenged by the class.

Read the ruling here.

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