If there had been prior issues and/or the landlord was aware of the flood risk, then the landlord had a legal obligation to disclose those facts...

This seems to be a duplicate post. In any event, the landlord seems to be violating Civil Code Section 1947.3. If the tenancy is subject to AB...

The courts are still interpreting AB 1482, and have not yet (to my knowledge) issued any published precedents on the issue of whether a landlord...

Civil Code Section 1947.3 provides in relevant part: "(a)(1) Except as provided in paragraph (2), a landlord or a landlord's agent shall allow a...

Unless the termination agreement with the landlord contained a release of potential claims against you, the landlord could still seek compensation...

Security deposits for residential tenancies are regulated by Civil Code Section 1950.5. If the landlord fails to timely account for the deposit,...

If it is an illegal unit, the landlord is not entitled to rent, and you may be entitled to at least a partial rent refund and other...

You probably can't remove the door without facing a claim for diminution in housing services, violation of quiet enjoyment rights, etc. However,...

Managers are agents of the owner, and the scope of the manager's authority will vary, depending on the terms of the management agreement. However,...

Unlawful detainers are typically masked for a certain period after filing (see Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161.2), and if the court won't...