Saadeh Law Firm

Palestine Cultural Day was a success!
Thank you for all those who came out to support.
We answered as many Legal questions as we could, for those of you who didn’t get the opportunity to speak to us , contact us at the office and mention Palestine day to get your free Legal consultation.

I learned a valuable lesson in the court room last week. It’s all about the story you tell. It needs to be simple, compelling, and presented one piece at a time.

I had trial this week. The compliment from the judge was great “it is a rare treat to work with a attorney who listens to what we tell him and makes our job easier”.

The best part is that I WON THE CASE 😉

Saadeh Law Firm A Boutique Law Firm based in San Francisco
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How does rent control work in California under the new law?

AB 1482 is a statewide act that has two main functions: it limits rent increases and removes the right of landlords to evict tenants without just cause.

Rent Increases: AB 1482 restricts the allowable annual rent increase to 5% plus a local cost-of-living adjustment of no more than 5%, for a maximum increase of 10%. The law is retroactive, calculating the starting rent from March of 2019. There is no maximum rent or limit on how much landlords can raise rents between one tenant and the next.

Eviction Protection: Landlords can only evict tenants for a number of legal reasons. This applies to tenants who have lived in the unit for more than one year.