Represented individual lessee of a condominium in litigation against the client's landlord to terminate the lease after the landlord failed to make repairs to the condo before the client's move-in date, after having accepted a security deposit and six months of pre-paid rent totaling over $4,000, and then refusing to refund the money. Initially a default judgment for $15,000 was obtained and then set aside based on a clerical error in the clerk's notice of trial. At the new trial, the judge awarded $15,000 to the client, including legal fees, which the landlord appealed. While the appeal was pending, the parties entered into a settlement agreement, the ex-landlord defaulted, and we assisted our pro bono client with reducing settlement to money judgment and acquiring title to the condo by a sheriff's sale. Our client ended up with ownership of the condo.