Arizona Tenant Harassment Laws
Arizona does not have a specific anti-harassment statute for residential tenants, but landlords are prohibited from retaliating against tenants who exercise their legal rights.
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Key Rules
- Anti Harassment
- No specific anti-harassment statute; retaliation protections apply
- Penalties
- Tenant may recover actual damages and attorney fees for retaliatory conduct
- Retaliation Prohibited
- Yes — retaliation within 6 months of protected activity is presumptively retaliatory
Applicable Statutes
Landlord retaliation prohibited: landlord may not retaliate against tenant for complaining about habitability, contacting a government agency, or organizing with other tenants.
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