Huynh vs. Williams
Motion for Reconsideration; Case Management Conference
Motion type
Parties
Ruling
no showing that the violation was willful. Further, there has been no incremental approach to sanctions and lesser sanctions of issue, evidentiary, and/or monetary sanctions are appropriate at this time.
Tentative Ruling: Defendant’s request for terminating sanctions is DENIED.
Sanctions:
Defendant requests sanctions in the amount of $2,573.70 calculated as follows: $300/hr. x. 6.4hrs.; plus $60 filing fee and $653.70 for a Certificate of Non-Appearance. The amount requested is excessive and is reduced to $1,313.70 ($300/hr. x 2hrs. + $60 filing fee + $653.70).]
Tentative Ruling: Defendant’s request for monetary sanctions is GRANTED in the reduced amount of $1,313.70. Plaintiff is ORDERED to pay $1,313.70 in monetary sanctions to Defendant within 20 days’ notice of this ruling.
Plaintiff is ORDERED to comply with the Court’s 12-30-25 Order and appear for her deposition within 20 days’ notice of this ruling. The Court warns Plaintiff that failure to comply with the Court’s Order will result in more severe sanctions, which may include terminating sanctions.
Plaintiff to give notice.
9 Huynh vs. Williams 1. Motion for Reconsideration 2. Case Management Conference
Parties have stipulated to continue the motion to 09/14/2026 at 1:45 pm in Department C15. The Case Management Conference is hereby also continued to 09/14/2026 at 1:45 pm in C15.
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