Scott Johnson v. Sunnyvale Car Spa

4 9:00 9 24CV453635 Brandon Hilburn vs. Ford Motor Company Defendant’s moving papers for summary judgment are not in the court f iles. This court will continue the matter for one week. Court requests that both parti es appear either remotely or in court for further clarification. 9:00 10 25CV462016 Joseph William Narhuminti vs. Curtis Gordon Fong Defendant moves this court for an order directing the VA records custodian to comply with Defendant’s subpoenas. This court ordered records to be produced to the Defendant on December 19, 2025.

There has been no opposition f iled to this motion. Defendan t’s motion is GRANTED. Records are ordered to be produced within 10 days of service of this order. 9:00 11 25CV469362 Scott Johnson v. Sunnyvale Car Spa Plaintiff moves this court to order attorney fees in the amount of $12,620. Plaintiff prevailed in an ADA lawsuit. The court finds the amount to be exces sive. Plaintiff is granted $3,465 in attorney fees and $1,000 for filing fees along with $726.80 in other costs. Plaintiff is awarded $5,191 in fees and court costs. 9:00 12 25CV476297 Aruna Kamara vs.

Hulaimatu Kamara Case continued. 9:00 13 25CV486109 Sonia Bhaskar et.al. vs BMW of North America See below.

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Case Name: Bhaskar, et al. v. BMW of North America, LLC, et al. Case No.: 26CV486109

On February 4, 2026, plaintiffs Sonia Bhaskar and Peter Petersen (collectively, “Plaintiffs”) filed a complaint against defendant BMW of North America, LLC (“Defendant” or “BMW”), asserting causes of action for violation of the Song-Beverly Act—Breach of Express Warranty, violation of the Song-Beverly Act—Breach of Implied Warranty, and violation of the Song-Beverly Act, section 1793.2(b). On March 12, 2026, BMW filed an answer including a general denial and 29 affirmative defenses. Plaintiffs demur to the second through twenty-ninth affirmative defenses.

Second through fourth, tenth, eleventh and fifteenth affirmative defenses