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Jerry N.
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Cook county fair housing ESA

Jerry N.
  • Chicago, IL
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Anyone have experience with emotional service animal requests when your insurance doesn't allow for pets?  Cook County, not Chicago.  Wondering how denials have been handled and I think the rules have changed in the forums so I don't think I can post requesting lawyer recs, but happy to get DMs.

Thanks for reading.

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John Warren
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John Warren
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@Jerry N. this is one of those frustrating areas where you have very limited control. You cannot deny a true ESA, despite what your insurance says. This is not a pet at this point. I can put you in touch with an attorney, but the rules are pretty clear on ESA's. 

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