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99 Or. L. Rev. 445 (2020-2021)
Mitigating Housing Instability during a Pandemic

handle is hein.journals/orglr99 and id is 447 raw text is: MICHELLE D. LAYSER,* EDWARD W. DE BARBIERIT ANDREW J. GREENLEE,1 TRACY A. KAYE§ & BLAINE G. SAITOI Mitigating Housing Instability During a Pandemic Introduction...................................................................................... 447 I. Housing Instability During a Pandemic ................................ 451 A. Predicting the Impact of COVID-19 on Housing Instability ....................................................................... 451 B. Policy Response to Housing Instability Varies by Perceived Harm ............................................................. 455 C. Housing Instability as a Public Health Risk During COVID-19 ..................................................................... 457 * Assistant Professor, University of Illinois College of Law. Versions of this draft were presented at the AALS Section on Poverty Law Virtual Poverty Law Workshop, the Northeastern University School of Law Faculty Colloquium, and the Seton Hall Law Faculty Workshop. This Article has benefited from thoughtful feedback from Professor Emily Benfer, Chair of the ABA COVID-19 Taskforce on Eviction; Mark Pinsky, Expert on Community Development Fund Institutions; John Pollock, National Coalition for a Civil Right to Counsel; James J. Sandman, former President of the Legal Services Corporation and current Chief of the ABA Taskforce on Meeting the Challenges of COVID-19; and Professors Lori Borgen, Yael Cannon, Carl Coleman, Rebecca Diller, Hiba Hafiz, Andrew Hammond, Claudia Haupt, Hayes Holderness, Noah Kazis, Ariel Jurow Kleiman, Sara Rankin, Ezra Rosser, Kathryn Sabbeth, and Brandon Weiss. The authors would also like to thank Michael Fredendall, Daniel McDermott, Campbell Punnett, Emma Walters, Faatimah Jafiq, and L. Ash Smith for assisting with the research for this project. The remaining coauthors acknowledge and thank Michelle D. Layser for her leadership in bringing this group together during such a challenging time to work on this hopefully impactful, and personally rewarding, project. t Associate Professor of Law and Director, Community Economic Development Clinic, Albany Law School. $ Associate Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. § Professor of Law, Eric Byrne Research Fellow, Seton Hall University School of Law. ¶ Assistant Professor of Law, Northeastern University School of Law. [445]

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