Excerpt: ...ing that he owns real property at 29 Old Creek Road, Petaluma, California (the "Property"), complains that Defendant has attempted to foreclose on a deed of trust (the "DOT") recorded against the Property securing a loan (the "loan"), in violation of applicable guidelines regarding loan modification and forbearance, and requirements for a single point of contact ("SPOC"). He asserts that Defendant's conduct violated Civil Code ("CC") sections 292...

Excerpt: ...ey allege that after leg surgery, she was admitted to Defendant Summerfield Healthcare Center ("SHC") for recovery, but Defendants' conduct resulted in her developing a Stage Ill pressure ulcer. Decedent was then transferred to Defendant Healdsburg Senior Living Community ("HSLC") where Defendants allowed the wound to worsen, resulting ultimately in her death. Plaintiffs originally named as Defendants Ensign Santa Rosa, LLC dba Summerfield Health...

Excerpt: ... failed to act with due process and have failed to demonstrate that his alleged misconduct is related to the practice of medicine or puts health and safety of others at risk. He also raises other allegations regarding lack of authority or jurisdiction and the need for an oath of allegiance or "fidelity bond," claiming that "Respondents," specifically William Prasifta as Executive Director of the Medical Board of California and deputy attorney gen...

Excerpt: ...oject") belonging to Real Party in Interest Safeway, Inc. ("RPI") at the corner of South McDowell Blvd and Maria Drive, which the city council ("Council") of Respondent City of Petaluma ("Respondent") approved at a final hearing on April 1, 2019, reversing a prior vote of December 3, 2018. Respondent's Planning Commission ("Commission") had approved a CEQA mitigated negative declaration ("MND") and Site Plan and Architectural Review ("SPAR") for ...

Excerpt: ...ppen without taking appropriate measures to stop it or report it. She alleges that she was 59 years old at the time she filed the complaint. She further asserts that the complaint is timely pursuant to Code of Civ-l Procedure ("CCP") section 340.1, which became effective on January 1, 2020, because the achon is for recovery of damages suffered as a result of childhood sexual assault and she filed the action prior to December 31, 2022. She also as...

Excerpt: ...t with due process and have failed to demonstrate that his alleged misconduct is related to the practice of medicine or puts health and safety of others at risk. He also raises other allegations regarding lack of authority or jurisdiction and the need for an oath of allegiance or "fidelity bond," claiming that "Respondents," specifically William Prasifta as Executive Director of the Medical Board of California and deputy attorney general Janssen ...

Excerpt: ...oject") belonging to Real Party in Interest Safeway, Inc. ("RPI") at the corner of South McDowell Blvd and Maria Drive, which the city council ("Council") of Respondent City of Petaluma ("Respondent") approved at a final hearing on April 1, 2019, reversing a prior vote of December 3, 2018. Respondent's Planning Commission ("Commission") had approved a CEQA mitigated negative declaration ("MND") and Site Plan and Architectural Review ("SPAR") for ...

Excerpt: ...ing appropriate measures to stop it or report it. She alleges that she was 59 years old at the time she filed the complaint. She further asserts that the complaint is timely pursuant to Code of Civ-l Procedure ("CCP") section 340.1, which became effective on January 1, 2020, because the achon is for recovery of damages suffered as a result of childhood sexual assault and she filed the action prior to December 31, 2022. She also asserts that the c...

Excerpt: ...d, with Plaintiff's interest in the Tractor recorded. It alleges that Defendant purchased the Tractor from Garton Tractor, Inc. ("Garton") through an installment sales contract (the "Contract") requiring Defendant to make installment payments and giving Garton a security interest in the Tractor. Garton then allegedly assigned and transferred its interest in the Contract and Tractor to Plaintiff. Plaintiff complains that Defendant has failed to ma...

Excerpt: ...eglect when she was in the care of Defendants. They allege that after leg surgery, she was admitted to Defendant Summerfield Healthcare Center ("SHC") for recovery, but Defendants' conduct resulted in her developing a Stage Ill pressure ulcer. Decedent was then transferred to Defendant Healdsburg Senior Living Community ("HSLC") where Defendants allowed the wound to worsen, resulting ultimately in her death. Plaintiffs originally named as Defenda...

Excerpt: ... asserting rights under FEHA Ultimately, he claims, he was terminated due to his disability and for discriminatory and retaliatory motives. He specifically alleges that Defendant Jay Garcia ("Garcia"), has manager, and Luz Mejia ("Mejia"), his supervisor and also girlfriend of Garcia, committed the illegal conduct. Motion Defendant Thermo moves the court to compel Plaintiff to submit this matter to binding contractual arbitration. It claims that ...

Excerpt: ...udes a kitchen and living room (the "Common Area"). He alleges that his Room includes a bedroom and bathroom and has a door leading directly into the Common Area, which can also be reached by a door from the outside. However, he complains, the other members of Defendant have bolted and locked both doors to the Common Area and posted a "no trespassing" sign on the outer door to the Common Area, preventing Plaintiff from accessing it. He further co...

Excerpt: ... conducting proceedings to revoke his license based on a coerced guilty plea to the crime of tax evasion. He contends that Respondents have failed to act with due process and have failed to demonstrate that his alleged misconduct is related to the practice of medicine or puts health and safety of others at risk. He also raises other allegations regarding lack of authority or jurisdiction and the need for an oath of allegiance or "fidelity bond," ...

Excerpt: ..., which the city council ("Council") of City of Petaluma ("Respondent") approved at a final hearing on April 1, 2019, reversing a prior vote of December 3, 2018. Respondent's Planning Commission ("Commission") had approved a CEQA mitgated negative declaration ("MND") and Site Plan and Architectural Review ("SPAR") for the Project in June 2018, but members of Petitioner appealed to Respondent's City Council ("Council"). Petitoner sets forth two ca...

Excerpt: ..., 2018, they purchased a 2018 Honda Odyssey ("the Vehicle") for which Defendant provided warranties ("the Warranties"), but the Vehicle was defective and, although she brought it to Defendant's authorized repair facility to cure the defects, Defendant failed either to cure the defects or repurchase or replace the vehicle as required under the Warranties. Plaintiff asserts that Defendant's conduct violated the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act ("...

Excerpt: ..., and Defendant's employee on more than one occasion came to the Premises to perform repair work when Plaintiff and her minor children were in the Premises. Amongst other things, the Employee made numerous sexual references to Plaintiff, discussed his sexual relations, and made disparaging remarks about Plaintiff participating in the Voucher Program for Low Income Family in order to lease the Premises. On September 15, 2022, Defendant served Plai...

Excerpt: ...s and History Alleging that he owns and resides on residential real property at 12097 Ramsey Road, Sebastopol, CA (the "Property") and obtained a loan (the "Loan") secured with a Deed of Trust (the "DOT") against the Property, Plaintiff complains that Defendants have improperly attempted to foreclose against the Property. Among other things, he alleges that he submitted a complete application to modify the Loan (the "Application"), but Defendants...

Excerpt: ...story Plaintiff complains that Defendants negligently, and in breach of a contract, allowed a dog to run free on the WTBar Ranch at 156 San Antonio Road, Petaluma (the "Premises"), where Plaintiff was boarding horses, thereby allowng the dog to attack and scare Plaintiff's horses. She alleges that she had entered into a contract (the "Contract") with Defendant Barbara Tognalda ("Barbara") by which Plaintiff paid "Defendants" $200 a month in retur...

Excerpt: ...r Defendant's potential exposure. The court requires this in order to make a final determination regarding whether the Settlement as a whole is fair and reasonable in this regard. In all other respects, the court finds the information and terms of the Settlement to be fair and reasonable for the purposes of this hearing and finds no potential inadequacies at this time. Facts and History Plaintiff Ricardo Perez Ruelas ("Perez") in this action, SCV...

Excerpt: ...ress, menace (extortion), and conspiracy (the "Complaint"). Defendant filed a special Anti-SLAPP motion to strike pursuant to Code Civil of Procedure ("CCP") S 425.16 ("the Motion to Strike"). The Moton to Strike was granted by this Court on April 13, 2022, ("Order") and plaintffs appealed. While the appeal was pending, this court granted Defendant's Motion for Attorneys' Fees and Costs based on CCP 5425.16 and the court's Order granting the Moti...

Excerpt: ...complaint on July 25, 2022, Plaintiff filed of service ("POS") for the summons and complaint on January 19, 2023. The POS shows that she served Defendant at its business location, 3621 Copperhill Lane, Santa Rosa, by personally serving them on one Kyle Abe ("Abe") at Defendant's address on July 25, 2022. On January 25, 2023, Plaintiff obtained the default of Defendant. Defendant, appearing as Cream's Dismantling, Inc., erroneously sued as "Cream'...

Excerpt: ...he required information regarding the other parent and properly serve sufficient notice on the other parent, or demonstrate either that the other parent is not living, or that Petitioner is unable to identify or locate the other parent after making a reasonably diligent effort to do so. Petitioner must provide evidence and explanation suffcient to satisfy these requirements. If Petitioner does not provide the required information or documentation...

Excerpt: ...equests for Admissions, Set One ("RFAs"). Plaintiff subsequently moved the court to order the RFAs, be deemed admitted on the basis that Defendant had failed to respond. The court granted the motion in full after the hearing of January 6, 2023. Motion Plaintiff moves the court for judgment on the pleadings in it favor on its complaint against Defendant. It argues that the court deemed the RFAs admitted and that these demonstrate that there is no ...

Excerpt: ...this motion, which this court continued due to inadequate notice, the moving party filed only an unsigned, incomplete proposed order, with proof of service. Accordingly, nothing shows that Plaintiff was served with, or otherwise received, notice of the hearing. Prior to the new hearing date, the moving party, must file and serve complete, sufficient proof of service at least 10 court days prior to the new hearing, showing service of a notice of t...

Excerpt: ...ached the contract by failing to pay the amount owed. Plaintiff filed this action to collect the debt, allegedly $2,312.27, plus costs, legal fees, and interest. Defendants failed to appear, so Plaintiff took their default on January 3, 2023, and obtained a default judgment against them on March 6, 2023, for $3,047.15. Post-Jud nt Discove Plaintiff served Defendants by mail with post-judgment discovery on March 27, 2023; the discovery included on...