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SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
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COUNTY OF KERN SUPERIOR COURT 0F CALIFORNIA
BAKERSFIELD COURT COUNTY 0F KERN
14 1 5 TRUXTUN AVENUE
PLAINTIFF/PETITIONER:
ALAN SCOTT HAIR
MARY CHARLES HAIR
BAKERSFIELD CA 93301
BY MW MARCH 14,2018
TERRY MCNALLY, CLERK
DEPUTY
DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT:
ROBERT E. BELL
CITA DEVELOPMENT, INC.
CASE NUMBER=
NOTICE 0F ASSIGNMENT T0 JUDGE FOR ALL PURPOSES AND
NOTICE 0F ORDER T0 SHOW CAUSE RE CRC RULE 3.110 AND BCV_18_100592
NOTICE 0F CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE
By order 0f the presiding judge, the above entitled case is assigned t0 the Honorable Thomas S.Clark for allpurposes. Itwill
be managed on the direct calendar program in Bakersfield Department 17 until its conclusion. Peremptory challenges, if any,
must be made Within the times set out in CCP §170.6. Please include the initials TSC after the case number 0n allfuture
pleadings filed in this case.
TO PLAINTIFF AND PLAINTIFF'S COUNSEL:
You are ordered to appear on June 27, 2018 in Bakersfield Department 17 at 8:30 AM in the above entitled court to give
any legal reason why sanctions shall not be imposed for failure t0 serve the complaint 0n all named defendants and file
proof(s) of service With the court within sixty (60) days after the filing 0f the complaint pursuant to California Rules 0f
Court, Rule 3.1 10. A11 appearances are mandatory, unless the court receives the required pr00f(s) of service five (5) court
days prior to the hearing date, and then n0 appearance is necessary.
TO EACH PARTY AND THEIR RESPECTIVE ATTORNEY(S) OF RECORD:
This case is setfor Case Management Conference, by the Honorable Thomas S. Clark on September 11, 2018
at 8:15 AM in Bakersfield Department 17 0f the above entitled court. Case management statements are t0 be filed at
least fifteen ( 15) days prior to the conference in accordance with California Rules 0f Court, Rules 3.720 — 3.730. A11
parties shall comply with California Rules 0f Court, Rules 3.720 — 3.730.
NOTICE TO PLAINTIFF’S COUNSEL
IMPORTANT: You are required t0 serve this Notice 0f Assignment and Notice 0f Order t0 Show Cause Date and
Notice 0f Case Management Conference Date with the Summons, Complaint [Local Rule 3.7(a)], Alternative
Dispute Resolution (ADR) Information Packet, and ADR Stipulation and Order Form (California Rules 0f Court,
Rule 3.221).
NOTICE TO CROSS COMPLAINANT’S COUNSEL
IMPORTANT: If you are bringing a cross complaint against new parties, you are, likewise, required t0 serve this
Notice 0f Assignment pursuant t0 California Rules 0f Court, Rule 3.110 and Notice 0f Order t0 Show Cause date
and Notice 0f Case Management Conference date 0n the new cross defendants.
TERRY MCNALLY
Date: March 14, 2018
By: VW W
CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
Vanessa Cofield, Deputy Clerk
Show Cause Re CRC
Notice of Assignment/Notice of Order to of Case Management Conference
3.1 lO/Notice
Page 1 of 3
The Clerk 0f the Superior Court’s office has received a civil complaint from you for filing. Pursuant to the Trial Court
Delay Reduction Act, your case has been assigned t0 the Honorable Thomas S. Clark as monitoring judge.
Judge Thomas S. Clark has instituted a direct calendaring system for all cases assigned to him/her as the monitoring
judge.
All law and motion, case management and trial settingconferences, ex parte matters and trials will be scheduled before
him/her in Bakersfield Department 17. This will involve a1]cases in which the clerk has assigned the initials TSC t0 the
complaint atthc time of filing. Counsel isexpected to make thc initials of thc monitoring judge a part of thc case number
0n allpleadings and papers.
Judge Thomas S. Clark expects that all law and motion hearings t0 be heard by him/her be set within five (5) days 0f the
earliest date that they may be heard, given mail notice of hearing. Law and motion matters must be reserved bv going
t0 the website address http://kerncourtlink.com for the Kern Courtlink Online Reservation Svstem. The website is
available at anv time. You mav calendar motions as scheduled below. Ex-parte matters require pre-clearance.
At the time of filing the complaint, plaintiff‘s counsel will be given a Notice of Case Management Conference which sets a
conference approximately one hundred eighty (180) days after filing of the complaint. This notice must be served With the
summons and complaint on all defendants. Defendants must scrvc thc notice on all cross—dcfcndants named. Thc notice must
also be served on interveners and lien claimants.
Telephonic appearances for case management conferences and law and motion hearings are available through Court Call.
The toll freetelephone number for Court Call is (888) 88-COURT. Proper procedures must be complied with under
California Rules of Court, Rule 3.670. Arrangements to make appearances through Court Call must be made at least five (5)
coun days prior to the hearing date.
Anotherjudge will hear settlement conferences in cases assigned to Judge Thomas S. Clark. However, those cases that do
not settle will be set for trial before him/her.
To confirm any hearing on calendar, for general questions regarding cases assigned to Judge Thomas S. Clark or to prc-clcar
an ex-pane hearing, contact the Direct Calendaring Clerk at 661-868-2526. To check 0n tentative rulings from Judge Chapin
or Judge Clark, go to the court’s website address “http/www.kem.courts.ca.gov/”, after 4:00 pm, and click on tentative
rulings. Judge Lampe does Moffer tentative mlings.
Show Cause Re CRC
Notice ofAssignment/Notice ofOrder to 0f Case Management Conference
3.1 lO/Notice
Page 2 of3
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF KERN
SPECIAL RULES RELATING TO CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCES
At least fifteen (15) days prior to the case management conference, each party shall prepare, file and serve on each other party
a case management conference report providing the Court with the following information:
1. The “at-issue” status of the case including any new parties that may be contemplated;
2. A brief statement of the type of case and the general facts or contentions;
3. A description of the discovery done to date and that contemplated to be done;
4. Estimated time for trial and whether a jury is demanded;
5. Whether or not the case is entitled to priority in trial setting and if so, the legal authority thereof;
6. An evaluation of the case for alternative dispute resolution, including arbitration (judicial or binding), mediation or
private judge handling;
7. If a person injury action, a description of the injuries sustained by each plaintiff and the elements of claimed damage;
8. A statement of any settlement negotiations undertaken thus far;
9. The name of the attorney primary responsible for the case on behalf of the party filing the report.
More than one party may join in the filing of a single report.
The case management conference shall be attended by the attorney primarily responsible for the case on behalf of each party
or a member of his or her firm or counsel formally associated in the case. The attorney attending shall be thoroughly
familiar with the case, and be able to engage in meaningful discussions with court and counsel, and to enter into agreements
on behalf of his or her client on the following subjects:
1. The “at-issue” status of the case including the dismissal of the unnamed doe defendants or cross-defendants by
agreement of all parties;
2. Discovery conducted and remaining to be done;
3. Amenability of the case to alternative dispute resolution including, but no limited to, arbitration (judicial or binding),
mediation, and private judge handling.
4. Delineation of issues including stipulation of facts not in substantial controversy;
5. Settlement prospects;
6. Setting the matter for trial, pre-trial conferences, settlement conference or further case management conference;
7. Any other matters relevant to the processing of the case to a final resolution.
Any violation of these rules shall result in the imposition of substantial sanctions which may include monetary, issue,
termination, or other appropriate sanctions.
Notice of Assignment/Notice of Order to Show Cause Re CRC 3.110/Notice of Case Management Conference
Page 3 of 3
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FOR COURT USE ONLY SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA FILED COUNTY OF KERN SUPERIOR COURT 0F CALIFORNIA BAKERSFIELD COURT COUNTY 0F KERN 14 1 5 TRUXTUN AVENUE PLAINTIFF/PETITIONER: ALAN SCOTT HAIR MARY CHARLES HAIR BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 BY MW MARCH 14,2018 TERRY MCNALLY, CLERK DEPUTY DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT: ROBERT E. BELL CITA DEVELOPMENT, INC. CASE NUMBER= NOTICE 0F ASSIGNMENT T0 JUDGE FOR ALL PURPOSES AND NOTICE 0F ORDER T0 SHOW CAUSE RE CRC RULE 3.110 AND BCV_18_100592 NOTICE 0F CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE By order 0f the presiding judge, the above entitled case is assigned t0 the Honorable Thomas S.Clark for allpurposes. Itwill be managed on the direct calendar program in Bakersfield Department 17 until its conclusion. Peremptory challenges, if any, must be made Within the times set out in CCP §170.6. Please include the initials TSC after the case number 0n allfuture pleadings filed in this case. TO PLAINTIFF AND PLAINTIFF'S COUNSEL: You are ordered to appear on June 27, 2018 in Bakersfield Department 17 at 8:30 AM in the above entitled court to give any legal reason why sanctions shall not be imposed for failure t0 serve the complaint 0n all named defendants and file proof(s) of service With the court within sixty (60) days after the filing 0f the complaint pursuant to California Rules 0f Court, Rule 3.1 10. A11 appearances are mandatory, unless the court receives the required pr00f(s) of service five (5) court days prior to the hearing date, and then n0 appearance is necessary. TO EACH PARTY AND THEIR RESPECTIVE ATTORNEY(S) OF RECORD: This case is setfor Case Management Conference, by the Honorable Thomas S. Clark on September 11, 2018 at 8:15 AM in Bakersfield Department 17 0f the above entitled court. Case management statements are t0 be filed at least fifteen ( 15) days prior to the conference in accordance with California Rules 0f Court, Rules 3.720 — 3.730. A11 parties shall comply with California Rules 0f Court, Rules 3.720 — 3.730. NOTICE TO PLAINTIFF’S COUNSEL IMPORTANT: You are required t0 serve this Notice 0f Assignment and Notice 0f Order t0 Show Cause Date and Notice 0f Case Management Conference Date with the Summons, Complaint [Local Rule 3.7(a)], Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Information Packet, and ADR Stipulation and Order Form (California Rules 0f Court, Rule 3.221). NOTICE TO CROSS COMPLAINANT’S COUNSEL IMPORTANT: If you are bringing a cross complaint against new parties, you are, likewise, required t0 serve this Notice 0f Assignment pursuant t0 California Rules 0f Court, Rule 3.110 and Notice 0f Order t0 Show Cause date and Notice 0f Case Management Conference date 0n the new cross defendants. TERRY MCNALLY Date: March 14, 2018 By: VW W CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Vanessa Cofield, Deputy Clerk Show Cause Re CRC Notice of Assignment/Notice of Order to of Case Management Conference 3.1 lO/Notice Page 1 of 3 The Clerk 0f the Superior Court’s office has received a civil complaint from you for filing. Pursuant to the Trial Court Delay Reduction Act, your case has been assigned t0 the Honorable Thomas S. Clark as monitoring judge. Judge Thomas S. Clark has instituted a direct calendaring system for all cases assigned to him/her as the monitoring judge. All law and motion, case management and trial settingconferences, ex parte matters and trials will be scheduled before him/her in Bakersfield Department 17. This will involve a1]cases in which the clerk has assigned the initials TSC t0 the complaint atthc time of filing. Counsel isexpected to make thc initials of thc monitoring judge a part of thc case number 0n allpleadings and papers. Judge Thomas S. Clark expects that all law and motion hearings t0 be heard by him/her be set within five (5) days 0f the earliest date that they may be heard, given mail notice of hearing. Law and motion matters must be reserved bv going t0 the website address http://kerncourtlink.com for the Kern Courtlink Online Reservation Svstem. The website is available at anv time. You mav calendar motions as scheduled below. Ex-parte matters require pre-clearance. At the time of filing the complaint, plaintiff‘s counsel will be given a Notice of Case Management Conference which sets a conference approximately one hundred eighty (180) days after filing of the complaint. This notice must be served With the summons and complaint on all defendants. Defendants must scrvc thc notice on all cross—dcfcndants named. Thc notice must also be served on interveners and lien claimants. Telephonic appearances for case management conferences and law and motion hearings are available through Court Call. The toll freetelephone number for Court Call is (888) 88-COURT. Proper procedures must be complied with under California Rules of Court, Rule 3.670. Arrangements to make appearances through Court Call must be made at least five (5) coun days prior to the hearing date. Anotherjudge will hear settlement conferences in cases assigned to Judge Thomas S. Clark. However, those cases that do not settle will be set for trial before him/her. To confirm any hearing on calendar, for general questions regarding cases assigned to Judge Thomas S. Clark or to prc-clcar an ex-pane hearing, contact the Direct Calendaring Clerk at 661-868-2526. To check 0n tentative rulings from Judge Chapin or Judge Clark, go to the court’s website address “http/www.kem.courts.ca.gov/”, after 4:00 pm, and click on tentative rulings. Judge Lampe does Moffer tentative mlings. Show Cause Re CRC Notice ofAssignment/Notice ofOrder to 0f Case Management Conference 3.1 lO/Notice Page 2 of3 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF KERN SPECIAL RULES RELATING TO CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCES At least fifteen (15) days prior to the case management conference, each party shall prepare, file and serve on each other party a case management conference report providing the Court with the following information: 1. The “at-issue” status of the case including any new parties that may be contemplated; 2. A brief statement of the type of case and the general facts or contentions; 3. A description of the discovery done to date and that contemplated to be done; 4. Estimated time for trial and whether a jury is demanded; 5. Whether or not the case is entitled to priority in trial setting and if so, the legal authority thereof; 6. An evaluation of the case for alternative dispute resolution, including arbitration (judicial or binding), mediation or private judge handling; 7. If a person injury action, a description of the injuries sustained by each plaintiff and the elements of claimed damage; 8. A statement of any settlement negotiations undertaken thus far; 9. The name of the attorney primary responsible for the case on behalf of the party filing the report. More than one party may join in the filing of a single report. The case management conference shall be attended by the attorney primarily responsible for the case on behalf of each party or a member of his or her firm or counsel formally associated in the case. The attorney attending shall be thoroughly familiar with the case, and be able to engage in meaningful discussions with court and counsel, and to enter into agreements on behalf of his or her client on the following subjects: 1. The “at-issue” status of the case including the dismissal of the unnamed doe defendants or cross-defendants by agreement of all parties; 2. Discovery conducted and remaining to be done; 3. Amenability of the case to alternative dispute resolution including, but no limited to, arbitration (judicial or binding), mediation, and private judge handling. 4. Delineation of issues including stipulation of facts not in substantial controversy; 5. Settlement prospects; 6. Setting the matter for trial, pre-trial conferences, settlement conference or further case management conference; 7. Any other matters relevant to the processing of the case to a final resolution. Any violation of these rules shall result in the imposition of substantial sanctions which may include monetary, issue, termination, or other appropriate sanctions. Notice of Assignment/Notice of Order to Show Cause Re CRC 3.110/Notice of Case Management Conference Page 3 of 3