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COVID-19 Homeowner Relief

Denied COVID relief on your home?
You may be owed compensation.

States distributed billions in federal Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) relief during COVID-19 — and some may have discriminated against certain residents in how those funds were awarded. If you were denied, only partially funded, or kept from applying, attorneys want to review your case.

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Why This Matters

Some states may have discriminated in distributing relief.

The federal Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF)sent billions to the states to help homeowners impacted by COVID-19. Following recent Supreme Court rulings, attorneys are reviewing whether some programs' selection criteria distributed funds in ways that may have violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act and the Equal Protection Clause.

You may have a claim if you:

  • Denied HAF assistance or only partially funded
  • Withdrew or never applied due to the program's criteria or discriminatory outreach
  • Suffered financial loss trying to keep your home

Common Questions

Answers, quickly.

Does it cost anything?
No. The case review is completely free and confidential. If your case proceeds, attorneys work on a contingency basis — you owe nothing unless they secure a recovery for you.
Which states can I file for?
Select your state above to start a review. We're actively adding states — if yours isn't listed yet, contact our intake team and we'll follow up as cases open.
How long does it take?
The intake form takes about two minutes. A member of our team will follow up within one business day.
Will my information be shared?
Your information is shared only with the licensed attorneys evaluating your potential claim. We do not sell your information.

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