REAL ESTATE LITIGATION
San Francisco City Code Defense Attorney
Protecting The Rights Of Landlords
Housing code regulations in San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, and other California cities are complex and change frequently. Though these regulations are posted online, they are often difficult for a layperson to understand. In addition, these government websites provide little, if any, guidance to owners regarding the appeals process.
But as a property owner, you have rights. You should never assume that a code violation notice is final, that you cannot negotiate more time to comply or that you cannot negotiate the fines/penalties before speaking with an experienced attorney.
Steven Adair MacDonald & Partners, P.C. is a law firm with more than 30 years of experience in landlord-tenant and real estate law. Our attorneys work in this area on a daily basis and have a thorough understanding of code enforcement procedures and mitigating the consequences.
Minimizing Your Risks
Our lawyers also counsel landlords concerning code compliance. Taking time to understand your rights and obligations as an owner could save you much time, trouble and money.
Contact Our Firm
For an initial consultation about the defense of a housing code violation, call Steven Adair MacDonald & Partners, P.C. at 415-956-6488 or send us an email.
REAL ESTATE LITIGATION
Steven Adair MacDonald & Partners, P.C.
870 Market Street
Suite 500
San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone: 415-956-6488
Fax: 415-956-8698
Real Solutions for Real Estate Problems
“The truth is, 99 percent of cases do not go to trial. The two sides eventually come to an agreement and settle. We know this from the thousands of cases we have handled. Therefore, we critically analyze our client’s situation to see if we can help them find an agreement earlier rather than later. The difference will mean enormous savings in time and legal fees.
We will do everything in our power to successfully resolve your landlord-tenant case or real estate dispute in as little time as possible. We have the resources to take on complex real estate cases and the size to keep you from becoming more than just a case file.”
