Was served an unlawful detainer , on Monday filed a demurr, got a notice today saying another was filed on monday,How?

If the case numbers are different, there are two different lawsuits. You have to timely respond to both suits.

Can I still file a wage claim with the California Labor Board for unpaid wages?

You would have to "opt out" of the settlement. Further, you would need to make sure that if you opt out, your claims would not be time barred. ...

My landlord took all my deposit.

Under Civil Code 1950.5, the landlord is supposed to return your security deposit within 21 days of termination of the rental agreement and provide...

I collected unemployment benefits for a company that is now out of business. I found out the company was doing fraudulent

There is a second level of appeal. Please see the links below for more...

In Los Angeles how much is the landlord required to pay to house you in a hotel during repairs to your apartment?

The landlord is required to provide similar quality housing during the repairs. For example, he could put you up in an empty unit or a reasonable...

If the guest house was covered by the City of Los Angeles Rent Stablization Ordinance and there was no Certificate of Occupancy and not registered...

What is my recourse if I was sued in SC court for the security deposit and lost because I did not give 21 day notice(CA)?

As a losing defendant, you have the right to appeal decision and get a new hearing. However, you must act quickly or your appeal right will be...

Can my landlord evict me/sue me for monetary damages for "subleasing?"

First, read your commercial lease. Does it prohibit subleases? If so, your landlord will probably win. Second, whatever your space sharing...

I work 8 hors and my employer asks me to get my break 2 hours after I start but makes me clock out later

I agree with my colleague's excellent answer. I would just like to point out that you are only entitled to penalties if you are a non-exempt...

Do I have any rights if my landlord gives me 30 day notice, and the home was never maintained on their part?

According to the Division of Consumer Affairs, if you have lived in the premises more than 1 year you are entitled to 60 days notice under Civil...