An employee, and on occasion an owner, of a business sexually harass me at a public farmers market. Can they be held liable?

From the limited facts you posted it appears there may be grounds for a Temporary Restraining Order and/or a Preliminary Injunction as to the...

You would be well served to hire an attorney, request a hearing to defend the allegations, and request that the TRO be dissolved and that no...

You can sue for up to $10,000.00 in small claims, and pray for punitive damages up to that amount. However, if you ask for more than $10k you...

How come the appeals court hasn’t determined (or won’t say) who the judge panel is at the time oral argument waiver is issued?

You won't be told who the justices are on your case until the day of the oral argument itself. That is how it is typically handled in the...

How can i evict a person from room with no contract involved?

Yes, you can evict the tenant. You would have to first serve a written Thirty-Day Notice to Terminate Tenancy to the "at-will" tenant under Civil...

I was served with an unlawful detainer w/no court date. The detainer is dated 3/19/19 w/ 30 days notice attached what can i do?

You can't find the case on the Court's website because Unlawful Detainer actions are confidential for a period of time per statute. You can call...

A scrivener's error/misspelling does not necessarily invalidate a notice or a complaint. If the tenant knows it is them on the face of the notice...

My landlord isn't taking proper steps to rent unit out after notifying of breaking lease. Is he wrong?

It appears that you haven't surrendered possession yet. The landlord doesn't have to mitigate his damages until you actually vacate the unit since...

Why am I being served a 60 day notice without cause?

Unless there is a potential defense of a retaliatory eviction under the code (e.g., you complained of habitability issues within the last 6 months...

Depending on what the Court specifically stated at the hearing, you may wish to provide the precise language ordered. Typically a Court will not...