As I have written about before, under the “disparate impact” theory of liability, landlords can unintentionally violate the Fair Housing Act if their policies or practices disproportionately and adversely impact protected class members. This theory of liability was adopted by HUD in 2013 and upheld by the Supreme Court in 2015. And, for all
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