Jackson County Exec's Homie Now Leads Property Tax Class Action Lawsuit

The roster for this legal action has raised eyebrows amongst insiders . . . Here's an important insight that seems to capture the general sentiment . . .

"The Exec's Largest campaign donor, and landlord of county facilities. Something doesn’t smell right . . ."

 A word from mainstream sources about the complaint . . .

"Its not the desire of the plaintiffs in this case simply to not have proper tax increases, said attorney Kenneth B. McClain, who represents the property owners in the class action lawsuit. They are simply saying if, in fact, there is a reassessment and tax increase, you have to follow the rules."

Across the board, residents are seeking lower assessments.  

A reference from our dead old friend Jimmy C who stole one of my photos for his post . . .

The newspaper reported that Ken McClain, a lawyer and who owns or co-owns much of the Independence Courthouse Square, “provided the funds to catch White and his wife up on their mortgage.”

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

Property owners sue Jackson County over tax assessment process

Jackson County property owners are suing the county, claiming some property owners were not notified of their tax assessments before the deadline - June 15.

Class action lawsuit filed over Jackson County assessments

Class action lawsuit filed over Jackson County assessments