Jared Kushner's Family Firm Accused Of Pushing Out Tenants
20 tenants and former tenants have filed suit against Jared Kushner's family firm for allegedly making living conditions in their building intolerable.
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20 tenants and former tenants have filed suit against Jared Kushner's family firm for allegedly making living conditions in their building intolerable.
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The company said employees are welcome to bring whatever food they want to work.
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