Order to Show Cause Re Sanctions/Dismissal for Failure to File Proof of Service/Default
2026CUBC060981: MONICA NERI vs FCA US, LLC, A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY 07/29/2026 in Department 44 MANDATORY APPEARANCE CMC/Order to Show Cause Re Sanctions/Dismissal for Failure to File Proof of Service/Default
This Case Management Order (CMO) shall govern this litigation. If the parties have questions or concerns with any aspect of the CMO, they are directed to voice those concerns at the case management conference. REMOTE APPEARANCES The Court allows Zoom appearances as a courtesy to parties and counsel. The Court does not accommodate Court Call appearances. You MUST register by 3:00 p.m. the court day before your hearing or you will be DENIED entry to the hearing: ZOOM Registration Link: https://ventura-courts-ca.zoom.us/meeting/register/iqN7uhQSQMuOqs-9TQXgEQ No advance notice is required to appear in person.
DEPARTMENT RULES Parties and counsel shall follow the Department 44 rules and Zoom protocols, available at https://www2.ventura.courts.ca.gov/Courtroom/C44. The Court updates these rules from time to time. Counsel and parties are required to follow the operative rules. CASE STATUS The case is at issue, however, jury fees have not been posted, and Plaintiff did not timely file a case management statement as required by CRC 3.725. The Court will set trial to the extent Defendant/Plaintiff agrees to rely on the information provided in Defendants case management statement.
If Plaintiff wishes to file a statement, the Court will continue the case management conference together with an OSC why counsel should not be sanctioned under CRC 177.50 in the amount of $200 for failure to timely file a case management statement as required by CRC 3.725. Plaintiff is ordered to advise the Court at the CMC whether a continuance is requested. LITIGATION DATES: Event Date Trial February 7, 2028, at 1:30 p.m. Pretrial Conference January 28, 2028, at 8:30 a.m. All other Litigation Dates & Deadlines Per Code of Civil Procedure
2026CUBC060981: MONICA NERI vs FCA US, LLC, A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
COURT TRIAL The Court sets this matter for a 5-day court trial on the above trial date in Department 44 of the Ventura County Superior Court. The trial date is a date certain for trial under California Rules of Court, Rule 3.1332. The Court will not grant any continuances but for a request made pursuant to, and good cause showing under, Rule 3.1332. Trial counsel are ordered to attend trial in person. PRETRIAL CONFERENCE The Court also sets a Pretrial Conference on the above pretrial conference date in Department 44.
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The parties are ordered to complete mediation at least 30 days prior to the pretrial conference, and file a joint pretrial conference report in accordance with the Local Rules for Department 44, which rules are incorporated into and made part of this Case Management Order. Trial counsel is ordered to appear at the Pretrial Conference, and may attend the pretrial conference remotely so long as trial counsel provides timely registration of their intent to appear remotely in accordance with the Courts local rules.
IF JURY FEES HAVE NOT BEEN POSTED BY THE TIME OF THE CMC. Jury Fees are due by the time of the case management conference or jury is waived under Code of Civil Procedure, section 631. Notwithstanding this rule, should either party wish to preserve their respective clients rights to a jury trial, either counsel can do so by posting those fees as of the date of this CMO, and filing a declaration to the effect that 1) the jury fees have been posted in accordance with this order, 2) the party would like to convert their court trial to a jury trial.
The declaration must be submitted with a proposed order that the Court grants the parties a jury trial, which is set for the same day and time as the previously set court trial. Jury trial will be waived if the requesting party does not comply with this provision of the CMO.
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