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Laya Dogmetchi, vice chair of the firm’s Commercial Litigation group, discussed the secondary effects for landlords considering California Senate Bill 567, i.e., the Homelessness Prevention Act, and California Assembly Bill 12, i.e., the new residential security deposit law, in her latest article for <em>Law360</em>. Dogmetchi illustrates that while both bills provide new protections and legal benefits for tenants, they also bring an increased risk of financial exposure for property owners throughout California.

California Housing Overhaul May Increase Pressure on Landlords