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Victory for U-Haul Business as Mauldin, South Carolina, Agrees Not to Ban Its Truck Rentals
For nearly a decade, Jeremy Sark rented U-Haul trucks and trailers from his automotive business in Mauldin, South Carolina. That part of the business, run today with his partner Marie Dougherty, was going to be illegal in the new year due to Mauldin’s zoning code. However, after Jeremy filed a lawsuit with IJ, the city council voted to change its zoning code to allow Jeremy and Marie’s rental business to continue.
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Not many lawyers alive today can say they’ve litigated a Thirteenth Amendment case (yes, the amendment about slavery). But we at IJ have one, and we’re asking the Supreme Court to take a look at it.
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