Tennessee Housing Development Agency Civil Rights Class Action
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In litigation
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Pending in the District Court, W.D. Tennessee (No. 1:24-cv-01229).
- October 25, 2024Case filed
What happened
This is a proposed class action against the Tennessee Housing Development Agency and its board members. The lawsuit appears to allege civil rights violations in connection with the agency's housing programs, though the docket text does not specify the exact conduct. The case involves motions regarding jurisdictional discovery and a stay of discovery, and it references a similar case against Oklahoma's housing finance agency.
Do you qualify?
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Common questions
- Can I file a claim in the Tennessee Housing Development Agency Civil Rights Class Action case?
- No. The case is still being litigated — there is no settlement, no claim form, and no payout. It was filed October 25, 2024 in the District Court, W.D. Tennessee (No. 1:24-cv-01229).What a class action lawsuit is →
- Who are the attorneys in the Tennessee Housing Development Agency Civil Rights Class Action?
- For the plaintiffs: William Thomas Thompson (LEHOTSKY KELLER COHN LLP); Mark Montgomery Rothrock; Jonathan F Cohn (LEHOTSKY KELLER COHN LLP); Jared Bryans Magnuson (LEHOTSKY KELLER COHN LLP). For Tennessee Housing Development Agency: Miranda Jones (TENNESSEE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE); James Matthew Rice (TENNESSEE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE); Andrew Dylan Denning (TENNESSEE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE); Andrew Grams (OFFICE OF THE TENNESSEE ATTORNEY GENERAL). From the public court docket.
Who's involved
Plaintiffs
- Bradley Smart
- Shana Smith
- Eva Noyes
- Greg Noyes
- Christian Robbins
Defendants
- Member of THDA's Board of Directors
- Vice Chair of THDA's Board of Directors
- Chair of THDA's Board of Directors
- Chief Operating Officer of Single Family Programs of THDA
- Executive Director of THDA
- Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA)
Counsel for plaintiffs
- William Thomas ThompsonLEHOTSKY KELLER COHN LLPRepresents Christian Robbins, Greg Noyes, Eva Noyes, Shana Smith3 tracked caseswill@lkcfirm.com · (210) 286-0806
- Mark Montgomery RothrockRepresents Christian Robbins, Greg Noyes, Eva Noyes, Shana Smith, Bradley Smart3 tracked casesmark@lkcfirm.com · (336) 416-3326
- Jonathan F CohnLEHOTSKY KELLER COHN LLPRepresents Christian Robbins, Greg Noyes, Eva Noyes, Shana Smith, Bradley Smart4 tracked casesjon@lkcfirm.com · (512) 693-8350
- Jared Bryans MagnusonLEHOTSKY KELLER COHN LLPRepresents Christian Robbins, Greg Noyes, Eva Noyes, Shana Smith3 tracked casesjared@lkcfirm.com · (512) 693-8350
Counsel for defendants
- Miranda JonesTENNESSEE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICERepresents Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA), Executive Director of THDA, Chief Operating Officer of Single Family Programs of THDA, Chair of THDA's Board of Directors, Vice Chair of THDA's Board of Directors, Member of THDA's Board of Directors2 tracked casesmiranda.jones@ag.tn.gov · (615) 521-0417
- James Matthew RiceTENNESSEE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICERepresents Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA), Executive Director of THDA, Chief Operating Officer of Single Family Programs of THDA, Chair of THDA's Board of Directors, Vice Chair of THDA's Board of Directors, Member of THDA's Board of Directorsmatt.rice@ag.tn.gov · (615) 532-6026
- Andrew Dylan DenningTENNESSEE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICERepresents Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA), Executive Director of THDA, Chief Operating Officer of Single Family Programs of THDA, Chair of THDA's Board of Directors, Vice Chair of THDA's Board of Directors, Member of THDA's Board of Directors2 tracked casesandrew.denning@ag.tn.gov · (615) 253-1103
- Andrew GramsOFFICE OF THE TENNESSEE ATTORNEY GENERALRepresents Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA), Executive Director of THDA, Chief Operating Officer of Single Family Programs of THDA, Chair of THDA's Board of Directors, Vice Chair of THDA's Board of Directors, Member of THDA's Board of Directorsandrew.grams@ag.tn.gov · (615) 741-2935
- Philip HammersleyTENNESSEE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICERepresents Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA), Executive Director of THDA, Chief Operating Officer of Single Family Programs of THDA, Chair of THDA's Board of Directors, Vice Chair of THDA's Board of Directors, Member of THDA's Board of Directorsphilip.hammersley@clementmurphy.com · (615) 532-7874
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