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JUDGEMENTS AGAINST HOLIDAY fortress
2012 $7.5 Million Class Action Lawsuit Awarded Against Holiday Retirement
A federal judge in the state of California has granted final approval to a $7.5 million settlement of a 2012 class action lawsuit under the Fair Labor Standards Act alleging that senior living operator Holiday Retirement failed to accurately pay community managers and co-managers for all hours worked.
2016 $8.86 Million Class Action Lawsuit Awarded Against Holiday Retirement
MAY 10, 2016Waters Kraus & Paul Clients and Former Manager Team Blows the Whistle on Holiday Retirement’s False Claims Act Violations Against the VA and Medicare.
2019 New Senior Receives $53M in Settlement From Fortress, Holiday, Board Members
New Senior Investment Group (NYSE: SNR) announced Wednesday it received $53 million as part of a lawsuit settlement. The New York City-based real estate investment trust (REIT) received the settlement from its largest investor, private equity firm Fortress Investment Group (NYSE: FIG), its primary operator, Holiday Acquisition Holdings, and members its board of directors.
Current Breaching Of Contract With Hawaii Kai Residents
Holiday Retirement's largest community is in Hawaii Kai, Hawaii with 375 units. $5,000/approx.avg. per month rent.
24+ previous months and still ongoing lack of fulfilling contractual agreement to maintain common areas.
Oregon Justice Department Investigation Into Holiday Retirement's Marketing To Veterans Leads To Set
The Justice Department said Holiday also would pay $200,000 to the Oregon Department of Justice Protection and Education Account and $95,000 toward DOJ's attorney's fees.
Bobbie Jennings Suggests Residents Document Issues & Concerns
At the request of the Makai Resident Council chairperson in a recent letter to a concerned family member of a resident over the many ongoing unresolved issues was asked? Quoted in that letter from the Makai Chairperson Bobbie Jennings, said:
"If a resident has a problem, and they have notified Management, and a reasonable amount of time has passed, with their problem still unresolved, we welcome their report to us at the Council meeting. We will, when we meet with Management, bring the problem up again and ask Management to bring it to a conclusion."
This website is the reasonable report with the facts that was requested and the residents are hopeful that the new General Manager will promptly resolve these issues!
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