Landlord-Tenant Relations
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April 17, 2020
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Civil Litigation
At the VC Law Group, we provide clients representation in civil litigation stemming primarily from breach of contract and fraud. We represent clients of all
April 17, 2020
What Happens to My Home Lease If I File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? – San Diego Chapter 7 Attorney
Individuals facing insurmountable debt and needing to file bankruptcy often wonder what will happen to their home leases when they file chapter 7 bankruptcy. Luckily,
March 26, 2020
Can I File for Bankruptcy if I am Unemployed? – San Diego Bankruptcy Lawyer
With the world dealing with the current Coronavirus (COVID-19), many people are losing their jobs, being laid off, or even seeing reduced hours at work.
March 21, 2020
Restaurant Leases and Chapter 11 Bankruptcy – San Diego Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Attorney
Chapter 11 bankruptcy can be beneficial to many small business susceptible to low margins and business interruptions. This inherently includes restaurants. This coronavirus, or COVID-19
March 20, 2020
Restaurants and Chapter 11 Bankruptcy – San Diego Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Attorney
Given the low profit margins, increased competition, and potential dips in the economy, the restaurant business is inherently difficult. During tough times, however, restaurants can
March 18, 2020
What Is a Prejudgment Writ of Attachment? – San Diego Litigation Attorney
A writ of attachment is a court order allowing a creditor to seize property of a defendant in litigation. Oftentimes, a plaintiff in a civil
May 24, 2017
Identifying Trade Secrets Prior to Discovery in Litigation – San Diego Trade Secret Lawyer
Plaintiffs and Defendants typically have conflicting interests when it comes to identifying allegedly misappropriated trade secrets in litigation. Whereas Plaintiffs often prefer to avoid identification
April 7, 2017
Are Default Judgments Allowed in Quiet Title Actions in California? – San Diego Landlord-Tenant Attorney
Generally in litigation, a default judgment can be obtained in California via simply submitting the necessary paperwork to the Court. However, that is not the
September 21, 2016
When Can A Landlord Increase Rent? – San Diego Landlord Tenant Attorney
Landlords often ask whether they can raise rent on their tenants. The answer primarily depends on what kind of lease a landlord has and the
June 30, 2016