It seems that every year the California Legislature adopts at least a handful of laws that require a change in how California landlords do business. Some years those changes are…
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The California Apartment Association’s legal battle against Los Angeles County’s extended 30-day eviction notice requirement for certain COVID-19 related rental debts has reached a final resolution. The county did not…
The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a ruling in a case supported by the California Apartment Association challenging the constitutionality of a $23,000 traffic impact fee in Northern California. CAA’s…
Security deposits have long been a source of disputes between landlords and tenants. While some controversy is unavoidable, landlords can reduce the number of disputes they face – and decrease…
The California Apartment Association, in partnership with the San Francisco Apartment Association, today filed an amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to accept a case challenging the eviction moratorium…
Following a hearing late last month, Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler is considering whether to grant a motion by Alameda County, and opposed by the California Apartment Association’s, regarding a lawsuit…
Alameda County has filed a motion asking a federal judge to rule in its favor in the California Apartment Association’s lawsuit challenging the county’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium that was in…
If you’ve been following the CAA news, you know that we are on the precipice of the U.S. Supreme Court making a decision as to whether it will take up…
A number of the California Apartment Association’s court cases to protect and advance private property rights are expected to see important developments as 2023 draws to a close. Here’s a…
As October draws to a close, the U.S. Supreme Court has yet to announce its decision on whether to hear the critical New York rent control case of 74 Pinehurst,…
