Excerpt: ...as bitten by a dog owned by Defendant/ Cross - Defendant Gina Enriquez and Cross -Defendant Jesse Enriquez. The Enriquez parties and subject dog lived in a rental home at the time owned by former Defendants Norman Faucett and Martha Faucett, who have settled out of this case via a motion for good faith settlement . As to the moving Defendants and Cross -Complainants Southern California Edison and SCC Enterprises, the complaint alleges that they �...

Excerpt: ...MF”) Nos. 1, 9. ) Pursuant to the direction of Defendant, Plaintiff disbursed the loan/ financed amount to Defendant by check, to Defendant's designated bank account or to a third party designee. (UMF Nos. 2, 10. ) Defendant agreed to be bound by the terms and conditions set forth in the Loan Agreement and, among other promises, promised to pay to Plaintiff the principal amount advanced and/ or financed along with the interest rate disclosed in...

Excerpt: ...idential property located at 4954 Ave 308 Visalia, CA, 93291 (“Subject Property”) and was purportedly served on Defendants Miguel Abilia, Candida Alvarez and moving party Defendant Edgar Hernandez, in addition to all other occupants, by substitute service and mail on “Male over age 18 inside residence.” The proof of services are completed by a registered process server . On February 21, 2024, default and default judgment were entered for ...

Excerpt: ...LWDA payment and class certification for settlement purposes came on for hearing on March 5, 2024. The Court finds and rules as follows: On February 8, 2024, the settlement administrator Phoenix, through its Case Manager, filed a declaration detailing the following events. On October 2, 2023, the administrator received a mailing list of 230 potential class members from Defendant's counsel with names, contact information, social security numbers a...

Excerpt: ...024, Plaintiff filed this motion for an order deeming the complaint filed August 11, 2023, nunc pro tunc . Plaintiff's counsel indicates that its office, on August 11, 2023, submitted the following documents to its e -filing provider: Request to Waive Court Fees FW - 0 0 1 ; Orde r on Court Fe e W aive r FW -003; Civil Case Cover Sheet; Summons; Co m p la in t – Personal Injur y, Prope rt y Damage , W rongful De at h PLD -PI -001, Cause of Acti...

Excerpt: ...) To grant the unopposed motion and order responses, without objections, no later than thirty (30) days from the date of this hearing; (4) To grant the unopposed motion and deem the Requests for Admissions, Set One, Nos. 1 through 40 admitted; to impose sanctions of $940 in favor of Cross - Defendant Zumalt and against Cross -Complainant Christiansen and counsel of record, jointly and severally, payable no later than thirty (30) days from the dat...

Excerpt: ...of care, Nelson also argues that Plaintiff f ailed to comply with the one -year statute of limitations under Code of Civil Procedure section 340.5 and cannot rely on section 474 as to naming of a Doe Defendant . Material Fact s On March 24, 2022, Plaintiff filed her complaint for a single count of negligence against a number of Defendants but did not name Nelson as a Defendant. (UMF No . 1 2 .) Plaintiff first presented to Defendant Nelson for tr...

Excerpt: ...tion (3) To deny the motion (1 ) Plaintiff Beth Hart's Motion for Attorneys' Fees (for September 28, 2023 through November 16, 2023) Fa ct s On June 27, 2023, this Court granted a motion by Plaintiff for attorneys' fees as to the collection of the judgment in the amount of $7,996.25 in fees and $2,029.50 in costs. This prior motion, filed May 16, 2023 included fees up to May 10, 2023. Plaintiff thereafter filed a second motion for fees and costs ...

Excerpt: ...(“PAGA”) for violations of 1) unpaid wages, (2) unreimbursed expenses; (3) m e a l p e r io d v io lations, (4) rest period violations, (5) failure to pay all wages owed upon separation, (6) inaccurate wage statements, and (7) inaccurate records. The Court granted Defendants motion to compel arbitration as to the individual PAGA claims by Plaintiff and stayed the representative PAGA claims. The parties appear to have resolved this matter with...

Excerpt: ... 10 day notice to terminate tenancy . Defendant Garcia was served by substitute service on “JANE DOE (CO - O CCUP AN T, 2 0 YRS, FEM ALE, H ISP AN IC, 1 4 0 LBS, 5 '6 , BLACK H AIR, BRO W N EYES), CO OCCUPANT” on October 29, 2023, pursuant to the filed proof of se rvice . Se rvice was made by a re giste re d Californi a proce ss se rve r. On December 20, 2023, the Court entered default as to Defendant Garcia. After court trial, the Court ...

Excerpt: ...a's surviving children and spouse and bring two causes of action for wrongful death and for survival. Plaintiffs allege that Decedent was, on or about September 10, 2022, at the approximate hour of 9:10 p.m., crossing the street at East Springville Avenue and South Connor Street when Defendant Jason Malcom, operating a vehicle, struck Decedent as he was crossing the street after purchasing a bottle of vodka “which he would do every night from D...

Excerpt: ...nt as to each of these moving defendants. Tate was initially named in the complaint, dismissed, and attempted to be readded to the complaint via the Doe Amendment under Code of Civil Procedure section 474. The Court found Plaintiffs did not lack “the requisite knowledge of his identity and liability at the time of filing the initial complaint when Plaintiff named Tate as a defendant initially.” Princewill was the admitting, treating and disch...

Excerpt: ...Credentialing” to produce the following: “1. Any and all DOCUMENTS, including statements of decision, findings, summaries, opinions, rulings, and/or minutes regarding any California Commission on Teacher Credentialing investigation and/or hearing regarding MICHAEL DONALD CARDOZA (DOB: 01/18/1949), who was licensed by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. 2. Any and all DOCUMENTS regarding any disciplinary action imposed on MICHA...

Excerpt: ...embers, providing an estimated average payout of $837.25 per member. The Class Members consist of: All current and former non-exempt employees who worked for Delta View in California at any time from September 29, 2018 through October 17, 2023. The operative complaint alleges causes of action against Defendant Gregory O. Dias Dairy Farming, Inc. dba Delta View Farms (“Delta View” or “Defendant”) for violations of the California Labor Code...

Excerpt: ...he operative complaint failed to allege the requisite compliance because of two contradictory paragraphs: “12. Prior the initiation of this lawsuit, Plaintiff timely served tort claims in accordance with Government Code §§ 910 and 911.2.” “14. Plaintiff Destiny Lopez mailed claims for damages to the City of Visalia and the County of Tulare on October 6, 2021. Neither the City nor the County provided Plaintiff with a written response to th...

Excerpt: ...oses came on for hearing on February 6, 2024. The court finds and rules as follows: On July 27, 2023, the settlement administrator, Apex Class Action, LLC, received a mailing list of 91 potential class members from Defendant's counsel with names, contact information, social security numbers and relevant employment information. On August 9, 2023, after the administrator processed the names through the National Change of Address Database and update...

Excerpt: ...epair facility on nine (9) different occasions. Plaintiff filed this lawsuit in December 2022, alleging violations of the Song-Beverly Act. The matter resolved for $90,447.18 via an accepted section 998 offer, plus recovery of attorneys' fees and costs pursuant to this noticed motion. Plaintiff argues that it engaged in atypical litigation activities including a motion to compel deposition of person most qualified, a motion to deem admissions adm...

Excerpt: ...e County resulting in the deaths of plaintiff's wife, Elizabeth Montes Lopez Paola, and two young children, Jorge Arafat Alvarado Montes and Dorian Santino Alvarado Montes. In the initial complaint filed July 2, 2021, plaintiff sued Roberto Barron Vejar, the alleged driver of the vehicle involved in the accident; Adelmira Sanchez, who allegedly owned and entrusted the vehicle to Vejar; and fictitiously named “Doe” defendants “1 to 50.” On...

Excerpt: ...intiffs presented the Subject Vehicle to GM's authorized repair facility on four (4) different occasions. Plaintiff filed this lawsuit in August 2020, alleging violations of the Song-Beverly Act, breach of express and implied warranties and fraud by omission. The matter resolved for $17,500 (the approximate amount equivalent to a repurchase under the Act) plus recovery of attorneys' fees and costs pursuant to this noticed motion. Plaintiff notes ...

Excerpt: ...d the Subject Vehicle to GM's authorized repair facility on four (4) different occasions. Plaintiff filed this lawsuit in August 2020, alleging violations of the Song-Beverly Act, breach of express and implied warranties and fraud by omission. The matter resolved for $17,500 (the approximate amount equivalent to a repurchase under the Act) plus recovery of attorneys' fees and costs pursuant to this noticed motion. Plaintiff notes that it engaged ...

Excerpt: ...serve the amended answer and file a proof of service thereof pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure. (2) To grant the moton with leave to amend; Cross-complainant Ernestine shall have ten (10) days to file an amended cross-complaint addressing the issues noted below; Ernestine is further ordered to serve the amended cross-complaint and file a proof of service thereof pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure. (3) To grant the motion with leave to amend; C...

Excerpt: ...f Police of Visalia Police Department. The subpoena seeks documents produced on November 15, 2023 to Plaintiff as deposition offcer. The subpoena is directed to Defendant Fahoum personally. The subpoena seeks: "Any and All documents that refer to, relate to or reference the employment of Luma Fahoum with Visalia Police Department including but not limited to her personal file, payroll records, contract, agreements, emails, medical record, benefit...

Excerpt: ...ffirmative defense. Defendant seeks to compel arbitration based upon an arbitration agreement that appears to be part of Plaintiff's onboarding upon hiring. "On petition of a party to an arbitration agreement alleging the existence of a written agreement to arbitrate a controversy and that a party thereto refuses to arbitrate such controversy, the court shall order the petitioner and the respondent to arbitrate the controversy if it determines th...

Excerpt: ...but a different date of birth. (Complaint — Attachment.) Plaintiff alleges he tested positive for COVID-19 on July 20, 2022 and was sick for approximately 14 days. (Complaint — Attachment.) Plaintiff names the Deputy District Attorney, Kalina Laleva, as the sole defendant in this matter, alleging that Defendant Laleva, was the prosecuting attorney who caused the transfer to occur. (Complaint — Attachment.) Plaintiff's form complaint checks ...

Excerpt: ...fendant Karadjian indicating he was served with the summons, complaint and civil case cover sheet on June 1, 2022 at 1:51 pm at 480 N. Vermont Ave, Dinuba, CA and indicating a registered process served Defendant Karadjian. The Court also notes service by the same process server, at the same time and location, on Defendant Karadjian as the agent for service of process and corporate director of Defendant Gold Mountain Packing, Inc. filed on August ...