He spent nearly $500,000 and years trying to fight it before his attorneys finally advised him to settle because they didn't think the court would give him justice.

Said the world cries for justice but what they really need is compassion. 

They listed the home and the seller tried to promote his own open houses - with zero effect.The flat-fee guy had the seller's contact info incorrect (wrong area code), wrong number of beds, an ultra-brief description that didn't do the home justice and really amateur photos. 

I just enjoy justice.

After this happened to me a couple of times, I now collect first month, last month, and security deposit as part of the move-in fees.Yes, I would serve them notice, but your problem will be (as was mine) by the time the wheels of justice begin to turn, the lease will be up and you will have some sunk costs that will be a challenge to collect from this person (providing your lease allows it).That being said, unfortunately you are forced to begin this process, lest you have a non-paying squatter in your rental at the end of the term.

ET June 18, 2015WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that cities and towns generally cannot limit roadside signs based on what they say.The justices unanimously said the town of Gilbert, Ariz., violated the First Amendment by giving signs promoting a church's worship services vastly inferior treatment compared to political campaign signs.Writing for the court's majority, Justice Clarence Thomas said the town law limiting the size of the church's signs and the length of time for which they could be displayed was a "content-based" restriction on the church's speech.

They’re discouraging justice by charging fees.

Refinance - The term doesn't quite do it justice.

One deal was fraudulent (loss of capital) and made national news:  https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-departmen...  3+ other deals are in jeopardy and risk loss of capital. 

Instructs the court to provide relief to a tenant defending a writ of restitution if, in the court’s discretion, relief is appropriate in the interest of justice.