FAIR HOUSING LAW: What Every Mediator Should Know

A Free Training with Attorney & Mediator Phyllis A. Roestenberg

Flyer – Fair Housing Law – What Every Mediator Should Know 10-30-20

ABOUT THE TRAINING

The Fair Housing Act protects us against unlawful housing discrimination.  It requires reasonable accommodation and modification for persons with physical and/or mental disabilities.  It prohibits harassment, retaliation, and disparate treatment on the basis of protected class.  It governs the behavior of landlords, property managers, HOAs, lenders, realtors, and even neighbors.  This presentation provides an overview of the Act and demonstrates why mediation is the best way to resolve fair housing issues.  

(Counts 1.5 hours toward continuing education for Ku‘ikahi’s active mediators & apprentices!)

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Phyllis A. Roestenberg is a graduate of the University of Virginia and the University of Denver, College of Law.  She is a trained mediator and licensed attorney with more than 20 years of experience, including tenure as an Assistant Attorney General in the Civil Rights Division of the Arizona Attorney General’s Office and Senior Staff Attorney in a non-profit law firm.  A highly experienced presenter, she trains attorneys, law students, and other professionals in the areas of conflict resolution, civil rights, and housing law.  Ms. Roestenberg provides mediation services, training, legal representation, and counseling through the Law & Mediation Office of Phyllis A. Roestenberg, Esq., LLC. 

HOW TO REGISTER

Register for this free online training to receive the Zoom link at https://mediationandfairhousinglaw.eventbrite.com or RVSP to (808) 935-7844 x 3 or majidah@hawaiimediation.org

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