Defendant and Appellant Rugger Investment Group LLC (Rugger) entered
into a contract to sell an airplane to Plaintiffs and Respondents Magic Carpet Ride, LLC
(MCR) and Kevin T. Jennings. Rugger deposited a lien release into escrow eight days
after the expiration of a 90-day period in which it was required to do so. The trial court
found Rugger could not claim substantial performanc

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¶1 The minority shareholders of Century Bank [Bank] brought this shareholders' derivative suit1 against the Bank's directors [directors], Century Bankcorporation, Inc. [Century] and Action Financial Corporation [Action]. Century owns more than 80% of the Bank's stock. Action is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Century and is in the business of making loans. The minority stockholders alleged that Cent

A judgment creditor sought to collect a money judgment
from a debtor’s individual retirement accounts. Mere weeks after
we ruled in a published decision that the accounts were only
partially exempt from levy pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure
section 704.115, subdivisions (a)(3) and (e)1 (O’Brien v. AMBS
Diagnostics, LLC (2016) 246 Cal.App.4th 942 (O’Brien II)),the

Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis and Jeffrey A. Chine for Real Party
in Interest and Respondent.
Real party in interest and respondent Genesee Properties, Inc. (Genesee) sought
tentative map approval from respondent County of San Diego (the County) for a 24-lot
subdivision on 1416.5 acres of land in San Diego County known as the Hoskings Ranch
(the property). The prop

After successfully obtaining summary judgment on a lawsuit brought by his
former employer, Antonio Cuevas-Martinez sued the employer and their attorney
(collectively, respondents) for malicious prosecution. Respondents filed an anti-SLAPP
motion to strike the complaint. (Code Civ. Proc., § 425.16, unlabeled statutory citations
refer to this code.)1
The trial court granted the