Can my lanloard start charging me $ 50.00 a month for my parking spot ?

If your dwelling unit is covered by the City of Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance ("RSO"), there answer is no. You can check with the...

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Rejecting legal help from business Insurance. Will this affect my insurance policy somehow?

You are proposing a very bad idea. The reason you bought insurance in the first place is to help protect you from lawsuits, frivolous and otherwise.

State employee lies in paper - where to complain?

Your question contains a very serious allegation, but no context. Your options would include, but are not limited to, reporting the incident to...

Do I need a CA Labor Atty?

I agree with my colleague. I would urge you to contact an employment attorney immediately to discuss your situation off line. This public board is...

Can I cut someone's salary because I'm changig their Position? From sales w (salary/comm) to customer service (salary/override)?

Assuming your employees are at will, yes. You may reduce your employees' pay going forward or prospectively. The employees must have notice of...

An employer cannot charge an employee for business losses. Kerr’s Catering Service v. Department of Industrial Relations, 57 Cal. 2d 319 (1962). In...

The agreement will still be enforceable despite the date. Further, a copy of the agreement is enforceable.

20 year renter

Santa Monica has strict rent control. You should file a complaint with the Santa Monica Rent Control...

In what instances can a landlord deduct from one's security, can she prorate to figure days past the time the rent was paid...

Under Civil Code 1950.5, the landlord can deduct the cost of cleaning, repairing damage beyond normal wear and tear and unpaid rent from the...

Can I be charged additional fees after I have already signed a lease, paid all deposits and moved into an apartment.

Assuming the math error is not obvious on the face of the lease and they are just inserted dollar amounts in blank spaces on the lease, the lease...