
California law prohibits landlords from using harassment, intimidation, or constructive eviction tactics to force tenants to vacate. If your landlord is making your living situation unbearable through illegal conduct, you may be entitled to significant damages including emotional distress, punitive damages, and attorney fees.
Common Issues We Handle
- Threats and verbal intimidation
- Illegal entry without proper notice
- Utility shutoffs (water, gas, electricity)
- Removing doors, windows, or amenities
- Refusing to accept rent payments
- Creating nuisance construction or noise
- Threatening immigration consequences
- Sexual harassment by landlord or manager
Relevant Law: California Civil Code § 1940.2; Penal Code §§ 484, 789.3
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