Los Angeles Structural Defects Attorneys
Does your home have structural defects?
It is your landlord's legal responsibility to provide a safe environment for you and your loved ones to live in. If there is a structural defect in your home then it is your landlord's responsibility to resolve the problem at once. If the structural defect was present before you rented the home, there are legal issues related to renting out an uninhabitable home. If the home you are renting out has any type of structural defect and the landlord did not advise you of this problem, or has refused to correct the defect, you need to contact a Los Angeles tenant's' rights lawyer today. At Campbell & Farahani, LLP, we have a 10.0 Superb Avvo rating. We are also the recipients of the Avvo Clients' Choice for 2013. We have proven throughout the years that our legal services are superior in matters involving tenant's' rights.
There are numerous structural defects that a home could have, and which can lead to health risks for you and your family. Examples of structural defects are windows or a roof that leaks water, issues with plumbing, electric, gas, or heating, and safety issues with floors, stairs, and railings. You will need a Los Angeles tenant's' rights attorney to help you protect your tenant's' rights and to take legal action against a negligent landlord who is endangering you and your family.
Structural Defects: Filing Legal Action Against a Landlord for Damages
A structural defect imposes a daily risk to you and your loved ones. Don't let your landlord continue to endanger you and those you love. You need to fight and protect yourself against any structural defects causing damage to your home, or any injuries relating to apartment conditions. We have experience in helping tenant's to protect their rights by suing the landlord in order to get financial compensation for any medical expenses, pain and suffering, relocation costs, or the costs of repair. With help from a building health inspector we can help you prove that there is a structural defect in your home that is a danger, and which the landlord refuses to fix, or which the landlord failed to inform you about when you signed your lease or rental agreement.
Contact us today so that we can take action for you at once. Call (818) 999-4242.