San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
It is hard to be too definitive without having more information about the case, the bases upon which the dismissals were granted, etc. However,...
The 170.6 is only for a specific case, so would not prevent reassignment in another case. Be cautious about using 170.6, because you can only...
If the landlord has not taken prompt and adequate steps to cure a significant habitability problem (which would include roaches), you should have...
A landlord who is placed on notice that their tenant is engaging in nuisance activities may have liability of that landlord fails/refuses to take...
In addition to the very good advice from Mr. Kane, if you were a tenant at least a year, the landlord would normally have to give you at least 60...
You can demand a copy of the lease under Civil Code Section 1962(a)(4). Even if it was not signed (and It may have been signed w/o providing you a...
Many of the conditions you describe-including the lack of heat-would violate the landlord's obligations under applicable law, including the implied...
First, unless the landlord has dismissed the UD, or given you a formal written extension, you must file a timely and legally adequate response with...
Consolidation would normally have to be sought by way of a formal noticed motion. There may also be grounds to demur to the second UD, if the cause...
If there are significant habitability violations, and the landlord has not timely/adequately responded to complaints, there may be grounds to...
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