Motion to Compel Arbitration and Joinder
Defendant also challenges $300.00 in “anticipated” costs that Plaintiff claimed in connection with the motion to tax and the motion for attorney’s fees, arguing again that such costs have not been incurred as of yet.
Plaintiff presents evidence that $43.40 in electronic filing fees and $90.00 in delivery fees have been incurred. (See Goethals Decl., ¶ 13, Exh. 9.)
There is no evidence that the remaining $166.60 in costs have been incurred.
Therefore, for the reasons stated above, the court will grant the motion to tax $166.60 in other costs.
However, if these costs are actually incurred at a later date, Plaintiff may file an amended memorandum of costs that includes these other fees and also include the anticipated attorney’s time spent preparing and filing the amended memorandum of costs in its motion for attorney’s fees.
Plaintiff shall give notice of this ruling.
5 Engineering Motion to Compel Arbitration and Joinder Innovations, Inc. vs. Machining Time The court has no written tentative ruling at this time. The Savers, Inc. court may provide a summary tentative ruling prior to the hearing and will hear from the parties or their counsel at oral argument.
6 Rayhan vs. Memorial Motion for Sanctions Health Services Defendants Memorial Health Services’ and Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center’s Motion for Terminating Sanctions, 30-2024-01383926 or, in the Alternative for Evidentiary Sanctions to Strike/Exclude Plaintiffs’ Expert Testimony is DENIED.
Pending Motion
Defendants Memorial Health Services and Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center move for terminating sanctions with respect to the Second Amended Complaint for Damages (SAC) filed by Plaintiffs David Rayhan, M.D. and Syrus Rayhan, M.D.
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