Both California and federal law require certain employers of a certain size to provide parental leave to employees that meet specified requirements. This Industry Insight will discuss the various state…
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Pasadena Eviction Moratorium – CAA Summary
Under California law, a landlord cannot mandate that tenants pay the rent or security deposits with cash or electronic funds transfers as the only forms of payment. To be clear,…
A landlord who owns a property that contains no more than two residential rental units must allow a tenant to participate in personal agriculture in portable containers approved by the…
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Pesticides: Notifying Tenants When Spraying Pesticides
Since 1984, California law has required pest control companies to provide notice to landlords and residents when applying pesticides at the property. If the landlord has contracted with a pest…
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Pet Owner Liability: Injuries Caused by Dogs
According to the Center for Disease Control, as many as 800,000 dog bites require medical attention every year. With a growing awareness about the dangerous propensities of certain dog breeds,…
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Pets, Service, Assistive & Companion Animals: Accommodating Persons with Disabilities
When is a Pet Not a Pet? Accommodating Persons with Disabilities I. INTRODUCTION Many property owners protect their investment by not allowing any (or certain types) of pets on the property due…
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Playgrounds at Residential Rental Property
The Governor signed SB 2733 (1990) requires the Department of Health Services to adopt regulations for the design, installation, inspection, maintenance, supervision, and training of personnel involved in the design,…
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Plumbing Fixtures: Retrofits
The Legislature has proactively initiated water conservation measures for residential housing. SB 407 (Padilla), signed by the Governor in September of 2009, institutes specific time frames for which residential properties…
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Political Signs at Rental Property
With some exceptions, a landlord cannot prohibit a tenant from posting or displaying political signs that relate to any of the following: An election or legislative vote, including an election…
