Minimizing the Damage from Pandemic-related Evictions
Del. Joshua Cole (Credit: House of Delegates)
With thousands of eviction cases sitting in Virginia’s courts and many more likely on the way, lawmakers are attempting to enact a suite of legislation that would prevent evictions or minimize the damage brought on in their wake.
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