San Francisco, CA
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant
OUTCOME: $350,000 awarded to tenants
$350,000 recovered for a Los Angeles tenant who was wrongfully evicted by landlords who said they were going to move into a single tenant’s unit. The landlords moved a friend into the unit instead.
OUTCOME: $200,000 awarded to tenant
$200,000 recovered for single tenant in San Francisco who was evicted pursuant to a relative move-in eviction when the relative never moved in.
OUTCOME: $82,500 awarded to tenant
$82,500 recovered on behalf of a single tenant who had a noisy and abusive neighbor.
OUTCOME: $80,000 awarded to tenants
$80,000 recovered for two roommates in Oakland who lived for four years with no heat, water leaks, holes in ceilings, plumbing issues, sewage leaks, and weekly electrical blackouts.
OUTCOME: $250,000+ awarded to tenants
$250,000 plus recovered in action brought against landlord who wrongfully evicted a family from a rent-controlled unit in San Francisco.
OUTCOME: $90,000 awarded to tenants
$90,000 recovered against landlord who failed to maintain single family home in Visitacion Valley neighborhood of San Francisco. The landlord refused to repair rat and mold infestations, large holes i ... n the walls and floors, water leaks, inadequate heat, and electrical dimming and outages. Each time the tenants asked for repairs, the landlord sent an illegal eviction notice.
OUTCOME: $81,000 awarded to tenants
$81,000 recovered against landlord for failing to disclose to new tenants that a rental home in Walnut Creek had been home to meth addicts and drug related activity. The home had a major mold infestat ... ion, no heat and refuse from drug related activity.
OUTCOME: $250,000 awarded to tenants
$250,000 recovered for multiple immigrant families in Richmond who were living with years of habitability defects. The city red-tagged the units and the landlord told the tenants to move out without a ... written notice and without paying mandatory moving allowances.
OUTCOME: $212,500
$212,500 awarded to Berkeley tenant wrongfully evicted so her landlord could remodel her unit to re-rent it for thousands of dollars more. Although the landlord provided a just cause to vacate by telli ... ng the tenant substantial repairs were necessary in her unit, he stalled on making repairs for nearly two years. During this time, the tenant bounced between temporary housing options, never able to commit to a long-term lease in the hopes that her landlord would offer her the unit back as required under the law. Eventually, the landlord stopped answering the tenant’s calls, and the tenant sued for wrongful eviction.
OUTCOME: $190,000 awarded to tenant
$190,000 recovered for a father and son who occupied a multi-unit property in San Francisco for nearly ten years. Owner served an illegal thirty-day notice without just cause.