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If your landlord is found liable for your mold related illnesses, you may be able to sue your landlord for your damages. These damages typically include the costs of medical expenses such as past or future medical bills related to the condition, as well as lost wages and other financial losses caused by the illness.
In 2001, the California Legislature signed into law SB 732, the Toxic Mold Protection Act. The act requires that a rental housing provider (landlord) provide residents with a booklet on mold.
According to the California Code, once you notify your landlord of a mold problem, they have 30 days to remediate the issue.
If your landlord is found liable for your mold related illnesses, you may be able to sue your landlord for your damages. These damages typically include the costs of medical expenses such as past or future medical bills related to the condition, as well as lost wages and other financial losses caused by the illness.
Yes, you can sue your landlord for mold issues. Whether you've just noticed mold, you or members of your family have developed symptoms of mold infection, or your household goods or personal property were damaged by mold, give us a call to schedule your free, no-obligation consultation.
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Moulds are fungi that need moisture and organic material to grow. When disturbed or dried out, they release spores that can cause illness in some people. They may also cause structural damage if left untreated. Mould can cause a state of disrepair at rented premises.
Under California Code, a reasonable time is deemed to be within 30 days from the day that they received notification from the tenant. If the landlord does not respond, then a tenant may take action against the landlord.
Moulds are fungi that need moisture and organic material to grow. When disturbed or dried out, they release spores that can cause illness in some people. They may also cause structural damage if left untreated. Mould can cause a state of disrepair at rented premises.
Mold Disclosure Requirements in California Civ. Code §§ 1102-1102.17 (2022).) California law requires landlords to provide tenants with a written disclosure, prior to signing a rental agreement, when they know, or have reason to know, that mold exceeds permissible exposure limits or poses a health threat.
At present, California has no state regulations about mold inspection, assessment, or remediation.

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