Judge: Teresa A. Beaudet, Case: 22STCV13074, Date: 2023-02-07 Tentative Ruling
Case Number: 22STCV13074 Hearing Date: February 7, 2023 Dept: 50
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VITALIY MAYZENBERG,
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al. Plaintiffs, vs. JOHN RYAN, et
al. Defendants. |
Case No.: |
22STCV13074 |
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Hearing Date: |
February 7, 2023 |
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Hearing Time: |
10:00 a.m. |
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[TENTATIVE]
ORDER RE: (2) MOTIONS TO BE RELIEVED AS COUNSEL |
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AND RELATED CROSS-ACTION |
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Vadim F. Frish of Frish Law Group, APLC (“Counsel”) moves to be relieved as
counsel for Defendants and Cross-Complainants John Ryan (“Ryan”) and
Ivette Danyra Burillo (“Burillo”).
While Counsel has provided sufficient reason for withdrawal for the motions,
the proofs of service filed with the motions do not indicate that Ryan and
Burillo were served. Pursuant to Cal. Rules
of Court, rule 3.1362, subdivision (d), “[t]he notice of motion and motion, the
declaration, and the proposed order must be served on the client and
on all other parties who have appeared in the case.”[1]
In
addition, Items 5 and 6 of the proposed orders for both motions are blank.
Lastly, Item 2(a) of the Notice of Motion for
both motions incorrectly lists “10:00 a.m.” after “Dept.”
Because of the issues identified above, the motions are denied
without prejudice.
Counsel is ordered to give notice of this order.
DATED:
Hon. Teresa A.
Beaudet
Judge, Los
Angeles Superior Court
[1] The statement in
counsel’s declaration that he “[c]onfirmed via email that motion was received
by the client” does not suffice because, inter alia, it does not
indicate that the Declaration and the Proposed Order also were “received by the
client.”