Plaintiff’s Motion for Preliminary Approval
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4. An enhancement of $5,000 to Plaintiff. In making this award, the Court has considered only the factors set forth in Golba v. Dick’s Sporting Goods, Inc. (2015) 238 Cal.App.4th 1251 and Clark v. Am. Residential Servs. LLC (2009) 175 Cal.App.4th 785.
5. Payment to the LWDA of $7,500, per the parties’ PAGA allocation.
Pursuant to section 384(b) of the Code of Civil Procedure, Plaintiff shall submit to the Court a final report on or before February 28, 2027 setting forth the actual amounts paid to class members and other amounts disbursed pursuant to the settlement. Upon receiving the report, the Court will determine whether further reports and/or a hearing will be necessary.
Please submit a revised proposed order for the Court’s signature that conforms to the foregoing.
6 Her vs. Avon Protection Systems, Inc.
2024-01392475
Plaintiff’s Motion for Preliminary Approval The Court has reviewed the supplemental briefing filed in response to the previous minute order. The motion for preliminary approval of class action settlement is GRANTED. The motion for final approval shall be heard on December 18, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. in Department CX101. Moving papers are due 16 court days before the hearing. Please submit a revised proposed order that conforms to the foregoing, includes the date of the final approval hearing, and updates all dates that are calculated in reference to the date preliminary approval is granted. 7 Gallegos vs. MAPS SERVICES INC., a California corporation;
2021-01216978
Plaintiff’s Motion for Order Approving Paga Settlement CONTINUED TO 8/14/2026 8 Fitwi vs. MK Phoenix Airport LLC
2025-01504819
Plaintiff’s Motion to Compel Answers to Special Interrogatories Plaintiff Ahmed Fitwi’s unopposed motion to compel responses to his first set of special interrogatories issued to Defendant MK Phoenix Airport LLC is GRANTED as set forth below.
I. Compelling Responses
On February 10, 2026, Plaintiff served a single special interrogatory on Defendant, seeking the identity and contact information of the putative class members. (ROA 48, Ex. A.) As of the date this motion was filed, no response had been provided. (ROA 48, ¶ 6.) As a result, any potential objections are waived by operation of law, and Defendant is ordered to provide a response.
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