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Some Utah landlords are putting up roadblocks for disabled renters and evicting them

Emotional support animals are ‘a plague’ on rental property owners and managers, landlord attorney says.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Kaylee Conlin is joined by her dog Buckley in West Valley City on Friday. March 19, 2021. Conlin is one of many Utah renters who has faced conflict with a landlord because of an emotional support animal — something a prominent Utah landlord attorney has called "an absolute plague" on the rental industry. Conlin was evicted from her apartment but won a settlement against her landlord. She continues a lawsuit against the landlord's law firm.