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Withheld Deposit

Landlords that fail to return security deposits without valid reason may be sued by tenants to receive their rightful funds after vacating a rental property, covering legitimate deductions only.

Uninhabitable Living Conditions

Tenants living in properties that fail to meet basic health and safety standards can take legal action. Issues such as severe mold, lack of heating, or structural defects make a property uninhabitable and warrant legal intervention.

Code Violations

When rental properties do not comply with local, state, or federal housing regulations, tenants can sue for code violations. This includes inadequate plumbing, electrical hazards, and other infractions that compromise safety and well-being.

Wrongful Eviction

Tenants who face eviction without proper legal grounds or through illegal means can challenge the wrongful eviction. Legal protection ensures tenants are not forcibly removed from their homes unlawfully.

Breach of Rental Agreement

A breach of rental agreement occurs when landlords or tenants fail to uphold lease terms. Legal action can address issues such as unauthorized entry by landlords, failure to make repairs, or violations of lease conditions.

Breach of Quiet Enjoyment

When tenants’ right to peacefully occupy their rental property is disrupted, it constitutes a breach of quiet enjoyment. Persistent noise, landlord harassment, or other disturbances affecting tenants’ use and enjoyment justify legal action.

Premises Liability

Injuries sustained due to unsafe conditions on rental property fall under premises liability. Tenants can sue for accidents caused by slippery floors, broken stairs, or inadequate lighting, holding landlords responsible for negligence.

Discrimination

Housing discrimination occurs when tenants face unfair treatment based on race, gender, disability, or other protected characteristics. Legal action can address issues like refusal to rent, unequal treatment, or discriminatory policies.

Contract Dispute

Contract disputes arise from disagreements over rental agreement terms or enforcement. This includes conflicts over lease terms, rent increases, or other contractual obligations between landlords and tenants.

Pest Infestations

Tenants dealing with rodent, insect, or other pest infestations can take legal action to ensure landlords address and eliminate these issues, maintaining a healthy living environment.

Bed Bugs

Bed bug infestations can cause significant discomfort and health issues. Tenants can sue to ensure landlords take prompt and effective measures to eradicate bed bugs from rental properties.

Toxic Mold

Toxic mold in rental properties poses health risks. Tenants can seek legal recourse to address mold presence, ensuring proper remediation and preventing future occurrences for a safe living environment.

Lead Poisoning

Lead poisoning, especially in older buildings, is a serious health risk. Legal action can address lead hazards, ensuring landlords comply with safety regulations and protect tenants from exposure.

Asbestos

Asbestos in rental properties is a significant health hazard if disturbed. Tenants can take legal action to ensure landlords properly manage and remediate asbestos-containing materials, preventing exposure.

Dry Rot

Dry rot affects wood structures in rental properties, compromising their integrity. Tenants can sue to ensure landlords identify, repair, and prevent dry rot, maintaining safe living conditions.

Broken Doors/Windows

Broken doors and windows compromise the security and safety of rental properties. Tenants can seek legal action to ensure these components are properly maintained and repaired by landlords.

Failure to Repair

Landlords neglecting necessary maintenance and repairs can face legal action from tenants. This ensures that critical issues affecting habitability and safety are promptly addressed.

Faulty Wiring

Faulty wiring in rental properties poses fire and safety hazards. Tenants can take legal action to address electrical issues, ensuring properties meet safety standards and protect tenants from harm.

Water and Heating Issues

Problems like lack of hot water, heating system failures, and plumbing leaks fall under water and heating issues. Tenants can sue to ensure these essential services are properly maintained and provided.

Appliance Malfunction

Issues with provided appliances like refrigerators, stoves, or washers that are included in the rental agreement can lead to legal action. Tenants can ensure these appliances are functional and safe for use.

Uneven Flooring

Uneven flooring can pose tripping hazards and lead to injuries. Tenants can seek legal recourse to address and repair uneven or damaged floors, ensuring safe living conditions.

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