Motion to be Relieved as Counsel of Record
The Order Relieving Counsel is effective upon service on the client of the Court’s Order granting the motion and advising of the next court date.
Moving Counsel to submit a revised proposed order and to give notice. 107 H&B Collision, Inc. vs. Collision Repair Tools LLC, 23-01345138 Counsel for Defendant Collision Repair Tools LLC Moves for an Order to be Relieved as Counsel. The motion is GRANTED.
The Order Relieving Counsel is effective upon service on the client of the Court’s Order granting the motion and advising of the next court date.
In addition, the Court sets a Status Conference re corporate representation of defendant for 9/14/2026 at 9:00 a.m.
Moving Counsel to give notice. 108 Trinh vs. Parmar, 25-01451185 Off-calendar. 109 Doe vs. City of Santa Ana, 24-01405644 Off-calendar.
110 GSM Auto Group LLC vs. Thompson, 25-01498116 Counsel for Defendant John Anthony Thompson Moves for an Order to be Relieved as Counsel of Record. In addition, same Counsel who represents Defendant OC Autosource, Inc. Moves for an Order to be Relieved as Counsel of Record. The motions are DENIED without prejudice.
The proofs of service indicate that the motions and declarations were not serve on the client despite the contrary assertion in the declaration. Absent a proof of service that is filed prior to the hearing, the motions are DENIED. See Cal. Rule of Court, Rule 3.1362(d).
Moving counsel to give notice.
111 Chamberlain Properties, LLC vs. Giz, 25-01527024 Counsel for Plaintiff Chamberlain Properties, LLC and Byron Chamberlain Moves for an Order to be Relieved as Counsel of Record. The motion is GRANTED.
The Order Relieving Counsel is effective upon service on the client of the Court’s Order granting the motion and advising of the next court date.
Counsel for Plaintiff to prepare a proposed order with the future court hearing dates set forth.
Moving Counsel to give notice.
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