Many commercial leases have clauses waiving or modifying rights which would normally apply (such as quiet enjoyment), and requiring that you sue...

If your tenancy is subject to LA's RSO, or some other eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), then you can only be evicted for one of the permitted...

The landlord's entry rights are strictly limited by Civil Code Section 1954, which does not allow non-consensual general or annual inspections....

The landlord's right to raise rent largely depends on whether the tenancy is subject to a rent control/eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), and/or...

The tenant is not responsible for ordinary wear and tear, or defects in the glass. Complain to the landlord, and if necessary, also complain to the...

The tenants have no right to evict the tenant, but can seek a civil harassment restraining order, and also sue for nuisance (seeking damages and an...

I am sorry you are experiencing this. If the flooding was caused by the negligence of the landlord's employees/agents, there should be liability...

Tenants could not normally be charged for such items, but it would depend on the terms of your lease. Depending on the $ involved, it may be...

Since the eviction was accomplished via a lawsuit, most potential wrongful eviction claims would be barred by Civil Code Section 47 - regardless of...

A verbal termination notice is not valid, and if you want the lodger out by 8/27, you don't have time to serve a new valid written notice. If...