Homeowner Claims Discrimination For NOT Being Jewish, HOA-Required Censorship On Facebook
DELRAY BEACH, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) — The Seven Bridges (Delray Beach) Homeowners Association has submitted its response to a federal lawsuit filed by a homeowner claiming that she was discriminated against for not being Jewish, that her children were verbally assaulted by a group of women who claimed priority in using a tennis court, that she was harassed by a neighbor, and that the HOA attempted to thwart her right to free speech on Facebook.
The lawsuit — Jeffrey and Deborah Lagrasso vs. Seven Bridges Homeowners Association, Inc., and Rachel Aboud Tannenholz, continues in U.S District Court as the HOA attempts to have the lawsuit dismissed.
Read the entire 20 page federal filing below seeking dismissal. Our original reports are here and here.
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