Summary
In California, wrongful eviction damages can include actual damages like moving costs and emotional distress, as well as punitive damages if the landlord acted maliciously. If a landlord continues eviction while receiving rental assistance, it may strengthen your case. The amount you can sue for varies based on specific case details. Consider consulting a local attorney to explore your legal options and potential compensation.Full Conversation
After I was evicted I found out that my manager had been collecting era the whole time I was there.
It sounds like you might have a case for wrongful eviction, especially if your manager was collecting rental assistance (ERA) during your tenancy.
To help you further, could you provide more details about the eviction process and the ERA collection? For example, did the manager give you proper notice, and did you experience any specific damages due to the eviction?
Well I never knew they were getting era for me. I found out by the itemized statement. It also showed that before the unlawful detainer was over they received over $*,* from cal aim and another $*,* from era
It sounds like you might have a strong case for wrongful eviction, especially if your manager was collecting rental assistance without your knowledge. Here are some points to consider:
- Actual damages: Costs associated with moving, finding a new place, or increased rent.
- Punitive damages: If the landlord acted maliciously.
- Attorney’s fees and costs: Legal expenses incurred.
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How much for punitive damages
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It seems like you might have a strong case for punitive damages if the landlord acted maliciously. Punitive damages in California can be significant but are determined based on the specifics of your case and the landlord's conduct. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
The ud * form says that they cannot proceed with a ud if they are receiving rental assistance
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It seems you might have a strong case for wrongful eviction, especially if your landlord continued with the eviction process while receiving rental assistance on your behalf. This could potentially be considered malicious conduct.
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