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By Morgan
In Business, Real Estate
Posted February 17, 2021

Covid-19 Lawsuits

1. Covid-19 Lawsuits Covid-19 lawsuits against insurance companies seeking insurance benefits under Business Income, Extra Expense, or Civil Authority provisions of policies so far have been [...]

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By Morgan
In Litigation, Real Estate
Posted August 14, 2020

Court of Appeal Serves Up Another Loss of Landlords!

1. Liquidated Damages are Unenforceable If They Bear No Reasonable Relationship to the Range of Actual Damages the Parties Anticipated Would Flow from a Breach In the case of Graylee v Castro, [...]

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By Morgan
In Real Estate
Posted May 18, 2020

Proposed New Law Will Allow Restaurant-Bars to Get Out of Lease

1. Proposed New Law Will Allow Restaurants-Bars to Get Out Of Lease Under Senate Bill 939, California could allow businesses especially independent restaurants, bars and cafes to get out of their [...]

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By Morgan
In Real Estate
Posted May 6, 2020

Proposed New Law

1. 25% Automatic Rent Reduction There is a pending Assembly Bill 828 which will require all residential landlords to reduce rent by 25% for a year for renters with coronavirus hardships. [...]

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By Morgan
In Real Estate
Posted April 21, 2020

New Landlord/Tenant Law

1. Senate Bill 329 and Senate Bill 222 Requires Landlords to Accept Section 8 and Vash Vouchers and Other Forms of Rental Assistance As of January 1, 2020, you can no longer inform a prospective [...]

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By Morgan
In Real Estate
Posted April 9, 2020

Lease Requirements For Stay At Home Order

1. Does Doctrine of Commercial Frustration Allow a Commercial Tenant to Terminate its Lease or Suspend Lease Payments During Stay-At-Home Order The World Health Organization has declared a [...]

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By Morgan
In Real Estate
Posted February 20, 2020

Posting Requirements for Apartments

1. Posting Requirements for Apartments For four units or more the following signs must be posted in a conspicuous place in your building: Federal Fair Housing Poster Toxic Substance Warning – [...]

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By Morgan
In Business, Real Estate
Posted February 4, 2020

Homeowner’s Insurance Does Not Generally Cover Tenants Who Are Injured on the Property

1. Homeowner’s Insurance Does Not Generally Cover Tenants Who Are Injured on the Property In the case of Terrell v. State Farm (2019) 40 Cal.App.5th 497. Homeowners of a house in San Francisco [...]

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By Morgan
In Real Estate
Posted November 18, 2019

Smoke Alarm Inspection Requirements

1.  California Law Requires Landlords to Inspect and Maintain All Smoke Alarms Health & Safety Code § 13113.7(d)(2) requires all landlords, including multi-unit residential properties or [...]

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By Morgan
In Real Estate
Posted September 3, 2019

You Can’t Always Trust Your Landlord

1.  Landlord Found to be Unreasonable and Acted in Bad Faith In the case of Bawa v. Terhune(2019), 33 Cal.App.5thSupp. 1, the Court of Appeal determined that the landlord’s refusal to accept the [...]

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