Your rights would depend on whether the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law e.g. AB 1482). If yes, then the reason cited may not be...

It sounds like you have claims for wrongful eviction, etc. (the landlord had no legal right to terminate without proper notice, or to lock you out...

There is no specific formula for this situation. If the problem persists, you should have the right to "repair and deduct" under Civil Code...

I agree with my colleagues that you may have a shot, but face potential legal hurdles. If the documentation/emails corroborate your story...

I agree with Mr. Kane, but would add that if the subtenants want to avoid eviction they can see if the landlord will accept rent from them. The...

If you are month-to-month, you would normally be entitled to at least 30-60 days written notice, depending on the duration of your tenancy. See...

If the tenancy was validly terminated, then a dismissal without prejudice would not somehow reinstate the tenancy. However, if it was never validly...

The statute of limitations would be at least 2-3 years (I don't know which offhand). So, if the notices were validly drafted and served, and...

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The lease remained in effect when the property was sold, and the new owner may have the right to evict for lease violations. However, it sounds...

If the landlord sues you for unlawful detainer, the landlord would have the burden of proof (by admissible evidence - not just speculation or...