WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO GET STARTED
To file a claim, you’ll need to provide documentation showing your losses. This includes:
Lease agreements in place during the eviction moratorium (Sept. 2020 – Oct. 2021)
Documentation showing missed or partial rent payments
Copies of CDC Eviction Declarations received from tenants
Financial documents showing your losses
WHY THIS MATTERS
The federal government made a choice to impose the costs of a public health emergency on private landlords, many of whom were already struggling. While tenants got protection from the US government, landlords were expected to bear the burden with no help and no compensation. Filing a takings claim is about more than just money. It’s about fairness. It’s about holding the government accountable for using your private property for public benefit without paying for it.
THERE’S STILL TIME, BUT NOT MUCH
The attorneys at mctlaw have spent decades litigating in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. We are one of the few law firms in the country with deep experience in this area, and we are actively helping landlords prepare and file claims related to the eviction moratorium before time runs out.
Find out if you qualify with a free case review. Visit our firm at https://www.mctlaw.com/ federal-takings/eviction-moratorium/ or call us at 888-720-8685.
ALTOM M. MAGLIO Attorney mctlaw
Altom Maglio is a founding partner of mctlaw, a national litigation firm that represents clients in lawsuits against the federal government. He is a past president of the Court of Federal Claims Bar Association and serves on the Court’s Advisory Council and the Takings and Tribal Claims Subcommittee.
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