The Tenants Law Firm

The Tenants Law Firm Specialist law firm recognized across LA for representing Californians with housing& tenancy issues.

MEET JANET. Here is a fictional example of an unlivable situation faced by a tenant in which The Tenants Law Firm could ...
07/22/2022

MEET JANET. Here is a fictional example of an unlivable situation faced by a tenant in which The Tenants Law Firm could be of help. Our mission is to help protect tenants' rights and offer legal recourse to tenants whose rights have been violated and who are left in unjust situations with no alternatives.

If Janet is you, book a free case consultation with The Tenants Law Firm today at www.tenantslawfirm.com, or contact us at [email protected] or (310) 432-3200.

When To Sue Your Landlord: CO or Carbon monoxide poisoning***By law, your landlords are obligated to maintain a certain ...
07/21/2022

When To Sue Your Landlord: CO or Carbon monoxide poisoning

***By law, your landlords are obligated to maintain a certain habitability standard for your unit and comply with the state and local safety codes
One of the unsafe living conditions you should be wary of is the presence of leakage of carbon monoxide. It is perhaps the most dangerous gas that can enter one’s home because it is colorless, odorless, and otherwise imperceptible without a carbon monoxide detector. All tenants should have a carbon monoxide detector in their units. When inhaled, it replaces the oxygen in your blood that all cells in your body need to function and poses serious health risks.

In California, landlords are required to install and maintain a carbon monoxide detector in all single-family units. If you suspect that the detector malfunctions, make your landlord aware promptly.

If you're coming across any issues with CO detectors, message us or contact us at www.tenantslawfirm.com for more assistance.

Californians know the surging inflation in property values and rental prices nationwide, but skyrocketing more in our st...
07/21/2022

Californians know the surging inflation in property values and rental prices nationwide, but skyrocketing more in our state. It is ever prevalent that more California tenants are facing rent hikes. As citizens, it is good to know your rights and the state law protections against rent increases under The California Tenant Protection Act (AB-1482).

Check out this post to learn more about them and the exceptions that may apply.

For additional information, visit.
https://www.tenantslawfirm.com/.../when-can-you-have-your...
Tenants Law Firm is here to help all tenants facing uninhabitable living conditions: book a free case consultation or contact us today.

When To Sue Your Landlord: Asbestos***By law, your landlords are obligated to maintain a certain habitability standard f...
07/21/2022

When To Sue Your Landlord: Asbestos

***By law, your landlords are obligated to maintain a certain habitability standard for your unit and comply with the state and local safety codes.

One of the unsafe living conditions for which you should keep your landlord accountable is the presence of Asbestos in your living space. Breathing asbestos fibers increases your risk of severe health consequences. Asbestos exposure is linked to a greater chance of lung or digestive system cancer. Check out this post to learn more about asbestos poisoning and how to recognize it.

If your landlord is made aware of the situation but continues to neglect your predicament, you should know that this is a form of landlord harassment.

There are several courses of action that you can take to force your landlord to make the necessary repairs.
1. A written request
2. Repairing it yourself and having the cost deducted from your rent.
3. Getting in contact with your rent board
4. Filing a lawsuit

Though you should not be deterred from exercising your rights as tenants, some of these options are complicated, parse, and might be a long process. It is best to speak with a tenant lawyer
to plan the best options for you.

Contact us at (310)-432-3200 or visit us at www.tenantslawfirm.com for more assistance.

Class Action Lawsuit and When To Take Action?As a tenant, you might not be alone in facing some problems with your landl...
07/21/2022

Class Action Lawsuit and When To Take Action?

As a tenant, you might not be alone in facing some problems with your landlord. If that's the case, you and your neighbors together are eligible for a class-action lawsuit.

Examples of issues that your building might be having:
-Building owner fails to repair common areas.
-Physical and verbal landlord harassment.
-Wrongful eviction from multiple units.
-Illegal and unwarranted units

Visit our website to learn more about class action lawsuits if this information applies to you
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Did the ceiling collapse in your apartment? Do you have structural deterioration due to water damage? Your landlord is r...
07/21/2022

Did the ceiling collapse in your apartment? Do you have structural deterioration due to water damage?

Your landlord is responsible for keeping your living quarters safe and ensuring that everything is in working order, including repairing any water damage in your rental unit.

If your landlord fails to address and repair structural damage, you have the option to take legal action. At Tenants Law Firm, we are here to help tenants whose rights have been violated by unjust landlords, and we will be glad to advise you of your legal options in a free case consultation.

When To Sue Your Landlord: Bed Bugs**By law, your landlords are obligated to maintain a certain habitability standard fo...
07/21/2022

When To Sue Your Landlord: Bed Bugs

**By law, your landlords are obligated to maintain a certain habitability standard for your unit and comply with the state and local safety codes.**

If your living condition is infested with bed bugs, your landlord is responsible for taking the required action to resolve this issue. Bed bugs are a public health pest. Although they have not been shown to transmit disease, they cause various adverse physical health, mental health, and economic consequences - especially allergic reactions to their bites, which can be severe, as well as the high costs involved in getting rid of a bed bug infestation. Check out this post to learn more about what bed bugs are and how to recognize them.

Before any legal action, the first step is to make your landlord aware of the situation. Whether intentional or not, if they continue to ignore your complaint, here are the following options for you to take:
1. A written request
2. Repairing it yourself and having the cost deducted from your rent.
3. Getting in contact with your rent board
4. Filing a lawsuit

Though you should not be deterred from exercising your rights as tenants, some of these options are complicated, parse, and might be a long process. It is best to speak with a tenant lawyer
to plan the best options for you.

Contact us at (310)-432-3200 or visit us at tenantslawfirm.com for more assistance.

When To Sue Your Landlord: Molds***By law, your landlords are obligated to maintain a certain habitability standard for ...
07/21/2022

When To Sue Your Landlord: Molds

***By law, your landlords are obligated to maintain a certain habitability standard for your unit and comply with the state and local safety codes.

One of the unsafe living conditions that you should keep your landlord accountable for is the presence of mold, or mildew, in your living space. In many cases, mold in your home can make you sick, especially if you have asthma or allergies. Whether or not you’re allergic to mold, mold exposure could irritate your eyes, skin, nose, throat, and lungs.

If your landlord is made aware of the situation but continues to neglect your predicament, you should know that this is a form of landlord harassment.

There are several courses of action that you can take to force your landlord to make the necessary repairs:

1. A written request
2. Repairing it yourself and having the cost deducted from your rent.
3. Getting in contact with your rent board
4. Filing a lawsuit

Though you should not be deterred from exercising your rights as tenants, some of these options are complicated, parse, and might be a long process. It is best to speak with a tenant lawyer
to plan the best options for you.

Contact us at (310)-432-3200 or visit us at tenantslawfirm.com for more assistance.

With 1,400+ COVID-19 cases in California, many colleges have moved to remote, online learning and are encouraging their ...
03/23/2020

With 1,400+ COVID-19 cases in California, many colleges have moved to remote, online learning and are encouraging their students to learn from home. However, as this is happening during the school year, many students are still tied to their housing lease and are unsure of how to cancel their tenancy. If you or anyone you know are looking to break your housing lease due to this difficult time, the Tenants Law Firm is here to help you. Contact us through this link: tenantslawfirm.com/breakmylease

01/08/2020

Post Bar Law Clerk:

The Tenants Law Firm is a private nonprofit law firm that has taken the lead in fighting for housing rights for the most disadvantaged sectors in our society. We have implemented four primary programs aimed at preventing homelessness. These include targeted representation for veterans, housing policy compliance, minority homelessness prevention, and eviction litigation. Despite being a new non-profit, we have made an impact in over 500 lives in 2018. Our services provide long-term benefits for communities throughout Los Angeles.

We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Clerk who will be closely working with the lead Attorney. A successful candidate will keep up in organizing and managing the Attorney's demanding schedule. The position offers the opportunity to gain experience with general civil litigation, client intakes, housing laws and regulations, and unlawful detainers.
The ideal candidate should be familiar with California Civil Procedure, Unlawful Detainers, and Landlord/Tenant laws and regulations.

We are seeking to hire recent graduates with general civil litigation and/or landlord/tenant experience. The position offers flexible hours at a great location. Candidates with previous landlord/tenant law experience are highly encouraged to apply!

Position Description:

- Drafting complaints and demand letters
- Drafting answers to unlawful detainers
- Filing documents with Superior Court
- Assisting the attorney with case management and eventually managing multiple cases at one time.
- Assisting with trial preparation
- Preparing and assisting in depositions
- Conducting research and drafting motions.
- Conducting client intakes.
- Managing clients.
- General office duties.

If interested, please submit your resume via email to [email protected]

or visit
https;//www.tenantslawfirm.com

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