Hucek vs. FCA US, LLC

authorizes an award of attorney fees for enforcing its terms, the motion does not request any specific amount of attorney fees or costs nor does it provide any evidence to support an award in any particular amount, such as a declaration describing the work performed and hourly rates or billing statements. Plaintiff’s counsel is ordered to give notice of this ruling.

12. Signature Collection Properties, LLC vs. Academy West Investments, LLC 2021-01206266 CONTINUED to October 1, 2026, as stated in the court’s August 17, 2026 Minute Order.

13. Hucek vs. FCA US, LLC 2020-01147584 CONTINUED to October 1, 2026, as stated in the court’s August 17, 2026 Minute Order.

14. Halabi vs. BMW of North America, LLC 2025-01454261 CONTINUED to October 1, 2026, as stated in the court’s August 17, 2026 Minute Order.

15. Igor Olenicoff as Trustee of the Olenicoff Personal Residence Trust vs. Emerald Bay Community Association 2024-01448014 Before the court is the motion of defendants Charles Kinstler, Jr. and Lynda Kinstler as Trustees of the Kinstler Living Trust dated 9/6/1991 (collectively, Defendants) for an award of attorney fees. Initially, the court notes plaintiff Igor Olenicoff as Trustee of the Olenicoff Personal Residence Trust (Plaintiff) filed two versions of both his opposition to the motion and the declaration in support thereof.

He filed a public version with redactions, and he purported to lodge an unredacted version of each document conditionally under seal pursuant to California Rules of Court 2.551(b)(3). No documents may be filed under seal without a court order. (Cal. Rules Ct., rule 2.551(a).) In general, any party seeking to file a document under seal must make a motion or application to seal the document. However, when the document sought to be sealed is subject to a protective order or confidentiality agreement, a party may conditionally lodge a document and put the onus on any other party who may want the document sealed to seek a