• A payment of $70,000 in rent credits to current tenant accounts based on a review of health department notices, rental account discrepancies, consumer complaints, and related maintenance requests. Eligible tenants at Willow Brook, Wellington, and Briergate will be separately notified by mail of their eligibility and 101 eligible tenant accounts will be automatically credited in amounts ranging between $250 - $2,000 within thirty days of entry of the agreement.??

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• A total of $20,000 in additional restitution for complainants will be allocated by the Attorney General?s Office following a review of consumer complaints and the alleged harm. Complainants who are eligible for additional restitution will be directly notified by mail of their eligibility.??

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• The dismissal and expungement of over 150 prior eviction proceedings conducted in Warren and Washington Township Small Claims Courts. Prior tenants of Willow Brook, Wellington, or Briergate do not need to act in order to be eligible for this relief. Cases impacted are listed in Appendix A to the Assurance of Voluntary Compliance.?

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• A two-year compliance monitoring period in which the Unit will receive ongoing reports related to maintenance and open health department cases.?

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Litigation against the remaining defendants remains pending. If impacted consumers have questions about the current settlement, they can contact Homeowner Protection Unit at [email protected].??

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?We work closely with law enforcement agencies at all levels to ensure justice is served and homeowners and tenants are protected,? Attorney General Rokita said. ?I encourage Hoosiers to contact our office about any suspected scams or scam attempts.???

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