The law regarding the duties and liabilities for drainage does not vary from county to county; it is California State law. There may be rare...

If you signed personally (not just on behalf of the LLC), you may still be liable to the landlord, but can attempt to get indemnified (payed back)...

Depending on the question, you may have had a valid objection that it called for "protected attorney work product." However, such an objection is...

Yes, assuming nothing else prevents the motion (such as the discovery cutoff near trial), you get up to 45 days to bring a motion regarding the...

Yes, you need an attorney, and you will almost certainly get significantly more money in your pocket, even after your attorney is paid from your...

While oral contracts can be binding, the transaction you describe, a lease for real property in excess of one year, is covered by the "statute of...

You are only required to leave the unit in the same state (except for ordinary wear and tear) it was when it was rented to you. The landlord may...

Time limits in law can be very tricky and can depend on the specific facts in a case. Generally, the 21 day limit applies only to deducting...

Unless the attorney instructs the client not to answer, the question should be answered. The objections are made so they are preserved for use at...

You have to take reasonable steps to mitigate damages. It is not unreasonable to wait until the unit is vacated, in order to check the condition...