Since the eviction - even if wrongful - was done by going to court, it would seem that most potential claims would be barred by what is commonly...

It does not sound like that service complied with applicable law. If not, then you would have no duty to comply with the notice - even if you had...

If you arbitrate the dispute, then you would normally not be able to sue for the claims which were included in the arbitration. If you have...

If you are month-to-month, or don't want to renew/extend a lease which is soon expiring, you don't need anyone's permission to terminate - just...

Unless the landlord confirms that it is accepting/honoring the electronic notice, I suggest giving formal written notice too.

After your lease expired, your tenancy would normally have gone month-to-month under the same terms - see Civil Code Section 1945. If free use of...

I agree with Mr. Sedehi, but would add that you should complain to the local code enforcement agency. If the agency cites the landlord, that should...

There might be grounds to sue for malicious prosecution. However, it sounds like you were never served with the Ellis UD, did not incur any legal...

Your rights would largely depend on whether your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482). I suggest you seek help from a...

I agree with Mr. Rafter. You may have grounds to rescind the deed based on fraud, mistake, etc.