The landlord kept 1/5 of the deposit.
There has not been any recent changes to CA Civil Code section 1950.5. The deductions sound unreasonable if you lived there for almost 5 years. ...
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There has not been any recent changes to CA Civil Code section 1950.5. The deductions sound unreasonable if you lived there for almost 5 years. ...
You will need to find an attorney who litigates defamation cases. However, unless you have a huge damage claim, you won't likely be able to find a...
Although you could file a written opposition to the motion to augment the record on appeal, you will not likely succeed in defeating such motion if...
Generally speaking, yes. The full answer lies in California Civil Code Section 1950.5(g)(2), which provides: "(2) Along with the itemized...
You can sue but you might not have a viable claim. "Hostile work environment" harassment is where speech or conduct is "severe or pervasive"...
It is not necessary to file a notice of entry of dismissal. Often times, there is a significant delay in updating the online docket (which is only...
Most likely the reason for the meet and confer letter is because your responses did not comply with the requirements of the Code of Civil...
If your belongings are still in the rental unit, the sheriff may either remove them or have them stored by the landlord, who can charge you...
No, if you were injured while on the job, you cannot file a civil lawsuit for your injuries and damages. You need to make a workers compensation...
Either side can prepare a settlement agreement to memorialize the terms of the settlement reached at mediation. Since you are represented by...