It’s been a half-century since the passage of the Fair Housing Act, but there’s general agreement that housing discrimination remains alive and well in many communities across the country.
A team of lawyers from Hogan Lovells, led since 2007 by senior counsel Stanley Brown, fought to turn around what it saw as inequity in Garden City, an affluent and predominately white Nassau County village less than 20 miles east of the heart of Manhattan.
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