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Manhattan Woman Wins $165,000 and $585,000 for Apartment in Parrot Eviction Case
Aug 20, 2024, 09:05 PM
A woman in Manhattan, who faced eviction from her apartment due to her three emotional support parrots, has won a legal battle securing $165,000 in damages. The parrots, named Layla, Ginger, and Curtis, were at the center of the dispute. Under a consent decree, she will also receive $585,000 for her apartment. The case highlights the complexities surrounding emotional support animals in housing arrangements.
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