Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

No. California Evidence Code sections 1152, 1152.5 and 1154 prohibit the introduction of any evidence of settlement communications.

Mr. Hoffman is wrong. The limits on admission of settlement communications are not nearly that broad. A settlement communication that is in and of itself a violation of the law is obviously admissible to prove the violation, such as to prove abuse of process or malicious prosecution claims in a subsequent lawsuit. Without knowing your location, however, there is no way to even guess whether such communications are admissible to prove a Prop. M violation, because we have no idea what Prop. M you are talking about. Every county uses its own A-Z ballot designations, and they get recycled as well.

You also need to re-evaluate what you can and can not legally do as to your cases. Your firing two separate attorneys ,one because of a disagreement apparently as to trial strategy, suggests that either you act to fast in hiring attorneys or there are major issues as to whether your desires are legally possible.