I agree with my colleagues, except for the comments that this type of litigation is costly, Although all litigation can be somewhat costly, this is...

If the landlord fails/refuses to properly and promptly investigate, and take any necessary corrective actions, you may have claims against the...

If the case is settling, you don't have to worry about the interrogatories. If the case didn't settle, and you didn't answer them, the landlord...

You would have to file a lawsuit, and then presumably seek a preliminary injunction. Not sure that you could seek a temporary restraining order...

Any change in the terms of the tenancy must be either by signed agreement, or by the service of a written notice under Civil Code Section...

Since you have multiple lodgers, Civil Code Section 1946.5 does not apply, and you would have to sue of unlawful detainer if the tenant declines to...

Let's start with the relocation itself. If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), the landlord can only terminate the...

You may well have a good defense (and affirmative claims under Civil Code Section 1942.5, and may have further defenses if your tenancy is subject...

The new owners (including family who inherit) take the property subject to your tenancy. If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law...

I'm sorry to hear about your difficulties. However, if this was a stipulation for entry of judgment, getting it set aside would require a noticed...