Geurts Law Firm Legal Blog

In California, landlords are responsible for addressing toxic mold issues. Under the implied warranty of habitability, they must ensure that rental units remain safe, sanitary and fit to live in. When mold threatens a tenant’s health, the landlord must fix it quickly...

Mold often thrives in damp, poorly ventilated environments such as basements, older buildings and offices with leaky roofs or plumbing. Yet, toxic mold is a hidden danger in many workplaces, often going unnoticed until it begins to make employees sick.  While some...

Toxic mold can develop rapidly in residential properties. Mold requires moisture, darkness and material in which to grow. Toxic black mold can begin inside the walls of a house or under the carpeting. It may grow near sinks, toilets and bathtubs or near poorly sealed...

Toxic mold in your Huntington Beach rental can harm your health and damage your home. If you find mold, acting quickly can protect your well-being and your rights as a tenant. You need to know how to spot mold, what steps to take and how to prevent it from coming...

Toxic mold is more than just a repulsive sight. It can make you sick, ruin your belongings and turn your home into a health hazard. If you are renting in Huntington Beach and your landlord is not fixing the problem, you need to act. By gathering the right evidence,...

Toxic mold in rental properties can pose significant health hazards and cause extensive damage to personal belongings. As a tenant, you are entitled to live in a safe and habitable environment. Being informed about your legal rights empowers you to take appropriate...

When your child starts wheezing or coughing, mold might be the hidden reason—and proving it matters. You can find clarity by following practical steps that document the mold and its health impact. Recognize symptoms and act fast Watch for persistent coughing,...