Defending Tenants Against Unlawful Evictions
In Los Angeles, tenants—especially those in rent-controlled units—are protected by robust laws that prohibit landlords from evicting tenants without just cause. If you’ve been forced out of your home without proper legal procedures, you may be a victim of illegal eviction. At The Brinton Firm, we specialize in defending tenants’ rights and holding landlords accountable for unlawful actions.
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Recognizing Illegal Eviction Tactics
Landlords may employ various unlawful methods to force tenants out, including:
- Changing locks or removing doors without notice
- Shutting off utilities like water, gas, or electricity
- Issuing false or misleading eviction notices
- Harassing or threatening tenants
- Failing to perform necessary repairs to make living conditions unbearable
Such actions are not only unethical but also illegal under California law. Tenants subjected to these tactics have the right to seek legal recourse.
Why Choose The Brinton Firm
We offer strong legal support for tenants who have been wrongfully evicted or harassed by their landlords. Our approach includes:
- Tenant-Only Representation: We exclusively represent tenants, never landlords, ensuring our unwavering commitment to your rights.
- Proven Success: Our firm has recovered over $10 million for tenants in recent years, including significant judgments for wrongful eviction cases.
- No Win, No Fee: You pay nothing unless we win your case.
- Comprehensive Support: From initial consultation to courtroom representation, we guide you through every step of the legal process.
If you’re facing unlawful eviction tactics, you don’t have to face them alone. Our team is here to help you fight back and reclaim your rights.
WE PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS
At The Brinton Firm, we fight for tenants who have been illegally evicted, locked out, or driven from their homes through harassment or unsafe living conditions. When landlords break the law, we take action to enforce your rights and restore your security.
