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This article provides an overview of the most common “wrongful” eviction scenarios under California law, and the types of damages…
Lease agreements and license agreements have similar objectives – to grant occupancy rights to the recipient usually for a specified…
The California Tenant Protection Act allows landlords to evict tenants because the landlord wants to “substantially remodel” the unit. This…
Commercial tenants have historically been left out of the growing body of laws protecting residential tenants in California and elsewhere. …
This article provides an overview of Civil Code Section 1947.3, which addresses two separate rent payment issues – (1) whether…
This article discusses how a California landlord should handle personal property left behind by a commercial tenant. Although not mandatory,…
Mold issues can be a real problem in rental units, having the potential to cause various medical-related issues and damage…
Landlords face potential legal responsibility for failing to protect their tenants from harm caused by criminal activity. They are required…
This article discusses a realtor’s right to enter a rental unit, including the procedures that must be utilized to lawfully…
California tenants can avail themselves of many different methods to delay an eviction. One of the most common tactics utilized…