Recovering Lost Rental Income from the COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium
Lost money from the COVID-19 eviction moratorium?
If you are a landlord who lost money from the COVID-19 eviction moratorium, we may be able to help. Under the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution you may be eligible for money damages suffered from the moratorium.
How can we help with an eviction moratorium claim?
If you are a landlord who lost money due to the COVID-19 eviction moratorium, you may be eligible for compensation.
We are investigating claims against the federal government for eviction moratorium losses. Our firm can seek your losses under the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution in the Court of Federal Claims in Washington, DC.
The Fifth Amendment requires the federal government to compensate you if the government deprived you of use of your property. If you were an impacted landlord, the COVID-19 eviction moratorium did exactly that.
You will pay us nothing out of pocket
We will not charge you case costs or attorneys’ fees to represent you. Instead, we will seek payment at the conclusion of the case from the government. We can only seek our fees and costs from the government if we win your case, and you keep 100% of your award. There is no contingency fee. If we lose your case, you owe us nothing.
Will I be part of a class action lawsuit?
No. We do not plan to pursue these cases as a class action. Your claim is unique and it should be its own independent lawsuit in the Court of Federal Claims.
Eviction Moratorium Claim Evaluation
Contact us now for a free claim evaluation. If your tenants stopped paying rent during the eviction moratorium, you could be eligible for compensation from the U.S. government.
Why choose mctlaw?
Our firm has worked in the Court of Federal Claims for over 25 years. Our attorneys have been very involved in the Court and have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of clients in different types of cases in the Court.
What we need from you to determine if we can help with an eviction moratorium lawsuit:
- Documents showing that your tenant did not pay rent during some or all of the moratorium period from September 4, 2020 thru October 3, 2021.
- A copy of the tenant’s Eviction Protection Declaration.
- A monthly list of the monies that you lost.
Eviction Moratorium Attorneys
Altom Maglio
Attorney
Sarasota, FL
Jeffrey Nelson
Attorney
Washington, DC
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Altom M. Maglio represents individuals across the United States in complex civil litigation, including COVID eviction moratorium takings claims, rails to trails conversions, listeria outbreak lawsuits, defective orthopedic devices and product liability lawsuits. Mr. Maglio founded mctlaw in 1999 to represent people in their fight against huge corporations and large government programs. He is also an active leader in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims Bar Association and the American Association for Justice Leadership Forum.
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