You may have a claim under Civil Code Section 1942.5 or applicable disability rights laws (possibly FEHA). You may wish to seek help from a...

You would be serving second sets of discovery. The fact that the complaint was amended does not necessarily give you the right to simply ask the...

You can try the find a lawyer tab on this site, search on Yelp, or use the local bar association's lawyer referral service. However, unless the...

Since your rental agreement did not give you any type of early termination option, then you would normally have no right to evict until the...

Your post is a bit unclear, but it sounds like the defendant brought a successful motion to set aside the default, filed an answer, and has now...

Most leases require prior landlord approval for any alterations. However, if yours does not, then you should be OK, so long as the installation did...

Unlikely. If the past or current landlord accepted rent after learning of the new occupant(s), that would normally waive any right to...

Subject to the restrictions of any applicable moratorium (many have expired), you would sue for breach of contract (unless the lease requires that...

Yes. Depending on the language f your lease, you could be sued for damages, court costs, etc. under Civil Code Section 1951.2 or 1951.4. You...

For purposes of a demurrer, the court assumes that all facts alleged in the complaint are true, and may have overruled the demurrer on that basis...