Jared Kushner's Firm to Pay $3.25M for Deceiving & Cheating Tenants in Baltimore's "Kushnerville"

[Uncle Joe]

[jmbar2]

1. He's more despicable than I could ever imagine

Lawsuit abuse needs serious reform in the US.

These crime families are using the law to rob and destroy other people knowing that the victims won't be able to access resources to defend themselves. It is rapacious and cruel.

[halfulglas]

2. I remember that series of articles or ones based on them.

Back in 2017 I remember one of the women featured in an article. She had lived in one of the crummy buildings before it was bought by Kushner (it was crummy even before he bought the complex). She had finally saved up enough money to buy her own condo. The original owner of the complex had let her out of her lease so she could move but she didn't seem to have any paperwork proving it. She was in her new home when Kushner bought up the complex and went after all the previous tenants for any back payments including "broken" leases, emptied people's bank accounts, garnished wages. She lost EVERYTHING. They were ruthless, would not listen to any pleas, used the courts to take every dollar he could. He gives slumlords a bad name.

[Irish_Dem]

3. Pretty much the same thing he and Trump did to the entire US.

But this time it involved nuclear secrets.

[Irish_Dem]

4. $3 million is chump change for Kushner.

We can only imagine how much money he swindled from the US government and people while in the WH.

[cbabe]

5. All in the family (Jared's father)

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Charles Kushner Sentenced to Two Years in Prison - NJBIZ

The former chairman of Kushner Companies, a Florham Park real estate firm, must report to prison by May 9.Real estate developer and a major donor to the Democratic Party Charles B. Kushner was on...

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Charles Kushner - Wikipedia

In 2005, he was convicted of illegal campaign contributions, tax evasion, and witness tampering and was sentenced to two years imprisonment, which he served in the Federal Prison Camp, Montgomery. As a convicted felon he was also disbarred in three states. He later received a federal pardon issued by President Donald Trump on December 23, 2020.