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The Breakdown: What rights do Louisiana renters have if their AC goes out?

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There is currently no legal requirement in Louisiana for rental units to be air-conditioned or kept below a certain temperature. Starting in January, rentals must meet new minimum standards. For the first time, this will include an air conditioning unit that can cool every bedroom down to at least 80 degrees.

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The Breakdown: What rights do Louisiana renters have if their AC goes out?

For this Breakdown, we talked with The Louisiana Fair Housing Action Center and Southeast Louisiana Legal Services.

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