Excerpt: ...h Causes of Action, for negligent misrepresentation and breach of contract respectively. Plaintiff alleges that he reached a “tentative agreement” with Defendants wherein he would “be allowed to purchase” a parcel of Defendants' real property (the “Golden Gate Property”) “over a period of months.” (Comp. ¶ 8.) Plaintiff paid $4,000 earnest money into an escrow account with Stewart Title. (Compl. ¶ 9.) The “Beechum Defendants�...

Excerpt: ...that he fell down in his home, was taken by ambulance to “the Defendants,” and that during his stays at various hospital‐ and skilled nursing‐facilities, he developed multiple pressure ulcers, infections, and experienced malnourishment and dehydration arising from the acts and omissions of various “Defendants,” including but not limited to the Defendant demurring here. The demurring Defendant was substituted in as “Doe 1” on Novem...

Excerpt: ... Cities as a subcontractor on the Contra Costa Project, and alleges that the directors and officers of CCMI participated in the diversion of funds. Plaintiff alleges that the defendants, including Janco, knew that monies were owed to Bay Cities, but knowingly consented to the diversion of progress payments from Bay Cities for their own benefit. On Oct. 26, 2017 Janco's counsel served a Notice of Taking Deposition of the Person Most Qualified ...

Excerpt: ..., unopposed joint Motion For Preliminary Approval Of Class Action Settlement is GRANTED. (Code of Civil Procedure § 382, California Rules of Court, Rule 3.769.) The instant coordinated case involves three separate actions: Colvin v. Graphic Packaging International, Inc., Orange County Superior Court, Case No. 2015‐ 00781730‐ CU‐OE‐CXC filed on April 8, 2015 (the "Colvin Action"), Zasonski v. Graphic Packaging International, Inc.,...

Excerpt: ... involving a motor vehicle accident. On December 3, 2014, Mr. Kitay was temporarily suspended from practicing law, and Plaintiffs retained a new attorney ‐ defendant Lora Grevious (“Ms. Grevious”) ‐ who substituted into Plaintiffs' case shortly thereafter. (UMF nos. 5, 6, 7.) On December 30, 2014, Plaintiffs moved to continue the trial date, and the motion was granted. (UMF nos. 8, 9.) On May 19, 2015, the Court issued a tentative ruling ...

Excerpt: ...the Pleadings is DENIED in part and GRANTED with leave to amend in part. In May 2004, Plaintiffs Brian T. Maley and Terese Weber‐Maley (together, “Plaintiffs”) executed a promissory note (“Note”) in favor of Wells Fargo in the amount of $343,200 secured by a deed of trust (“DOT”) recorded against the property located at 181 Briggs Ranch Drive, Folsom California (the “Property”). (Compl. ¶9, Ex. 1.) In March 2016, the DOT was as...