New York City may have an epidemic of bedbugs but that doesn’t mean a Fox News employee can sue her employer’s landlord over bedbug bites she suffered at work, a judge has ruled in a case of first impressio

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New York City may have an epidemic of bedbugs but that doesn’t mean a Fox News employee can sue her employer’s landlord over bedbug bites she suffered at work, a judge has ruled in a case of first impressio

via Courthouse News Service.

Don’t Let the Bedbugs BiteAs if you needed something else to worry about, bedbugs, those pests from the old bedtime rhyme are making a comeback

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“Tenants should always ask if the landlord provides pest control, or if it is the tenant’s responsibility,” advises Miami Realtor and landlord Patrick Jaimez. “Dealing with pests is never specifically the landlord’s or the renter’s responsibility. It’s all dependent on the property, the property owner and the tenant.”

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In tests in real apartments, the homemade setup detected bed bugs as well, or better, than did two brands of professional exterminating equipment, Tsai said December 16 at the annual meeting of the Entomological Society of America.

The parts, including the dry ice, cost $15 and don’t require any special skills for assembly. “Everyone can do it,” she said.

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[This is becoming a big problem for landlords across the nation]

Gracie’s job can literally be described as: Don’t let the bedbugs bite.

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