The LA Times is reporting the details about residents of a San Fernando Valley mobile home park and the battle against the management and owners http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-mobile27-2009jul27,0,2043044.story.

Issues were about about code violations, unsafe conditions, failure to maintain, and a variety of other points. Via ADR, back rent was awarded, as well as punitive damages and attorney's fees- a very large victory for plaintiff residents.

I've been working with consumer rights attorney Robert Starr for almost a year, and as his website has grown, he has added content about the above issues for mobile home tenants.
A page about mobile home management failure to maintain and a page about California mobile home evictions / relocation. Examining the traffic and keyword searches to his website - I've seen over 120 different phrases bringing potential clients to his website (by just filtering for "mobile" and "trailer"). Only 4 of the 125 were phrases that were repeated, for a total of 14 searches. This is another great example of the "long tail" - the variety and unique nature of search. Properly written content brings these potential clients to lawyers and help convert them to clients- matching the right lawyer with the right issue.