The federal Fair Housing Act, which legislated an end to housing discrimination, was enacted 50 years ago. In this course, we will examine cases from the Supreme Court of the United States interpreting the FHA over the last 50 years, with eye to where we have been and where we may be headed after Justice Kennedy’s departure from Supreme Court and changes under the current administration.
Ms. Koplovitz is a real estate lawyer at Anderson Kill who has regularly defended against FHA claims as well as pursued requests for individuals under the FHA.
Learning Objectives:
Deborah B. Koplovitz is a shareholder in Anderson Kill's New York office and concentrates her practice in real estate, business law, general representation of privately held corporations, partnerships and business entities, commercial litigation, representation of foreign sovereigns and their heads of state, representation of condominiums, cooperatives and sponsors as well as legal malpractice prosecution and defense.
Ms. Koplovitz has a particular interest in appellate practice at the State and Federal levels and cross-border transactions. She is fluent in German and Norwegian, and proficient in French.
EXPERIENCE
Representative Matters
Trousers was a truly stellar jCLE — counsel is brilliant and an excellent communicator.
Very good overview of the FHA for an in-house counsel who does not deal in that area of the law.
Very timely issues.
Very interesting
Excellent program!!
Excellent presentation of important area of civil rights law at federal and state level.
Very informative with keen perspective.
Awesome presenter! So candid.
Nice job!