The Office of the Attorney General sent over 2,400 letters about best practices for fees. But the notice didn’t go over well with everyone.

Michael J. Saylor allegedly lived in D.C. since at least 2005, but pretended to be a Florida resident in order to avoid paying income taxes to the city.

The settlement concludes a lawsuit filed against Equity Residential Management by D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine.

The first-of-its-kind legislation would prohibit companies from using algorithms to make decisions that discriminate based on race, gender, sexual orientation, and other characteristics.

Racine joins six states in the lawsuit, alleging changes to the Postal Service are unconstitutional.

The suit accuses Polymer80 of misleading customers into believing their firearms are legal in the District.

Restorative justice means that the accused party and the victim come together to reach an agreement about how harm can be repaired.

The new lawsuit also alleges that real estate company Daro charged fees to voucher recipients but not other renters.

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine claims the practice misled consumers.

Oral arguments are set for December 12.