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26CMCV00146·la·Civil·Counsel Withdrawal
Hearing in about 3 hoursGRANTED

Isaiah Brown

Motion to be relieved as counsel

Hearing date
Sep 10, 2026
Department
A
Judge
Prevailing
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PlaintiffIsaiah Brown

Attorneys

Greg Vigna(Vigna Law Group)for Plaintiff
William S. Collins(Law Offices of Marshall Silberberg)for Plaintiff

Ruling

(Compton Courthouse: Dept. A) September 10, 2026 DEPARTMENT A LAW AND MOTION RULINGS INSTRUCTIONS: If the parties wish to submit on the tentative ruling and avoid a court appearance on the matter, the moving party must: 1. Contact the opposing party and all other parties who have appeared in the action and confirm that each will submit on the tentative ruling.

2. No later than 4:00 p.m. on the court day before the hearing, call the Courtroom (310-761-4302) advising that all parties will submit on the tentative ruling and waive hearing; and 3. Serve notice of the Court's ruling on all parties entitled to receive service. If this procedure is followed, when the case is called the Court will enter its ruling on the motion in accordance with its tentative ruling. If any party declines to submit on the tentative ruling, then no telephone call is necessary, and all parties should appear at the hearing. If there is neither a telephone call nor an appearance, then the matter may either be taken off calendar or ruled on. TENTATIVE RULINGS -- http://www.lacourt.org/tentativeRulingNet/u i/main.aspx’casetype=civil

grant the motion of Greg Vigna, Esq., Vigna Law Group, William S. Collins, Esq. and Law Offices of Marshall Silberberg to be relieved as counsel for plaintiff Isaiah Brown, effective upon filing of proof of service of the order on each motion on plaintiff. Moving parties to give notice. | Home -->)" -->

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