Knutson vs. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Company

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# Case Name Tentative

1. 2024-1401357 The Court, on its own motion, advances the motion to be relieved as Knutson vs. counsel of Plaintiff, Sharon Knutson. Coldwell Banker The motions of Alexander Conti, counsel of record for plaintiffs Residential Sharon Knutson and Todd Knutson, for orders relieving him as Brokerage counsel for each of Plaintiffs are granted. [ROA ## 52, 57.] Company The court will interlineate the new trial date into the proposed orders and delete references to the prior date and will sign the amended orders.

Upon the signing of the orders, counsel shall serve the signed order on each of Plaintiffs and all parties that have appeared. Counsel will be relieved as counsel of record for each of Plaintiffs effective upon the filing of the proofs of service of the signed orders upon each of Plaintiffs and all other parties.

2. 2025-1488642 Defendant Pacific Dealer Center, Inc.’s motion for relief from the Swannie vs. default entered against it in this action is granted. Code Civ. Proc. Swannie §473(b), (d).