Corona’s got charm—sun, space, and a front-row view of the mountains. But landlords here? Some act like it’s the Wild West. Rent hikes with no warning. Mold that “isn’t serious.” Notices scribbled on Post-its. It’s illegal. It’s common. It’s why we exist.
We’re The Law Firm for Tenant Rights, Inc., based in San Francisco, litigating statewide and suing slumlords from LA to Lake County. And yes—we fight for tenants in Corona. We know your rights. We weaponize them.
Corona rents are rising. Faster than your paycheck. And when housing’s scarce? Landlords act boldly. Bold—and wrong. Many rentals in Corona fall under California’s rent control law (AB 1482). That means limits on increases. Rules for eviction. Real protections.
Your landlord doesn’t get to raise rent by 30% “just because.” They don’t get to kick you out for asking for repairs. If they’re breaking the law? We break their defense. We’re not in the business of asking. We pressure. We file. We win.
Landlords love fine print. Tenants hate court. That imbalance? We fix it.
Corona leases are full of traps: “admin fees,” “nonrefundable deposits,” and sketchy clauses.
Looks legal. Smells shady. We shred it line by line. Even if you signed it—we can still fight it.
Got a 3-day notice taped to your door? Don’t panic. Under California law, you need just cause to be evicted. “You were too loud” doesn’t count. “You asked for heat” definitely doesn’t. We stall, counter, or kill the eviction altogether.
Black mold. Cracked pipes. Roaches with leases. These aren’t “maintenance issues.” They’re violations. California law says your unit must be habitable. If it’s not? We document. We notify. We sue.
Your landlord has 21 days to return your deposit with receipts. If they vanish, ghost you, or invent fake damages? That’s not miscommunication. That’s illegal. We make them pay it back—plus penalties.
Landlords need 24-hour written notice to enter your unit. Texting “I’m outside” isn’t legal. Neither is “just checking in.” We treat surprise visits like what they are: trespassing.
Calls at midnight. Threats. Random pop-ins. “You should just move.” That’s not property management—it’s intimidation. We help you build a record. And then we sue.
Don’t sign the lease renewal without reviewing it. Bring it to us. We remove the junk. Fix the terms. Maybe renegotiate rent. You’re not powerless just because you rent. You’ve got leverage. We use it.
No. Not if you’re covered by AB 1482. That law caps yearly increases. If they exceed it? We make them roll it back—or pay you.
File a written request. Take photos. Then call us. We force repairs. Or we file habitability claims that get real attention.
Only under specific circumstances. Missed rent? Maybe. But retaliation? Never. We kill illegal notices fast.
Probably not. Many late fees break the law. We review, flag, and demand refunds.
You get that money back—or we sue for triple damages. We don’t send reminders. We serve papers.
Nope. Landlords need written notice. And a valid reason. Anything else? It’s harassment.
We never recommend it without a plan in place. Let us set it up legally—rent withholding, repair-and-deduct, or court-backed escrow.
Corona looks clean on a postcard. But inside the units? We’ve seen it all: no hot water for weeks, broken windows “waiting for parts,” and tenants silenced by retaliation threats.
That’s where we come in. We’ve fought landlords across Southern California – from Anaheim to Riverside and from Corona to Coachella. We’ve stopped illegal evictions mid-trial. We’ve recovered six-figure settlements. We’ve made the worst landlords go silent.
You don’t need to yell. We’ll do that part.
You have rights. Not suggestions. Not “nice-to-haves.” Rights. And in Corona? They’re getting bulldozed. So, let’s fix that. We’re The Law Firm for Tenant Rights, Inc. You call us, and we call your landlord—with lawsuits.
We don’t send strongly worded emails. We don’t “hope for cooperation.” We hit them where it hurts: the court. Why? Because your rent bought a safe home. Not threats. Not black mold. Not silence.
Let’s ensure your landlord is aware of it. Contact us now.
California’s housing market continues to hit historic highs. Landlords are perversely incentivized to harass, issue unjust eviction notices, and otherwise push out long-term and below-market tenants to increase profits. Many tenants are not aware of local and statewide protections that may benefit them. Contact us to learn about your rights so we can help you stay housed. If you’ve already been displaced, we can help you secure a measure of justice.
