San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
It is unclear from your post whether the neighbor is also a tenant of your landlord. If so, the landlord may very well have an obligation to...
The landlord would not ordinarily be liable for a fire causes by some third-party criminal. If you could prove that the arson was somehow...
Roaches are a habitability violation, as well as meeting the legal definition of nuisance (see Civil Code Section 3479). If the landlord knew...
Although severe second hand smoke could well constitute a nuisance, it would generally not constitute a breach of the implied warranty of...
If everyone acts in good faith, you should have no problem. However, if you do not timely respond to the summons, the landlord could take your...
If the landlord is attempting to terminate you in retaliation for your complaints, you should have a good defense under Civil Code Section 1942.5....
An unlawful detainer is normally not set for trial until at least one side (you or the landlord) files the necessary form with the court requesting...
Your post was a bit unclear, but it sounded like you performed property management services for which you were not paid. If so, you should have a...
Did the landlord or management company also sign and formally agree to the first version of the lease? If not, and if there was not clear...
The answer largely depends on whether the tenant's illness would legally qualify as a disability. If so, then if requested, the landlord has a...
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