Superior Court of California
County of Los Angeles
DEPARTMENT 71
TENTATIVE RULING
NONI A. NWASIKE, vs. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA KECK HOSPITAL, et al.
Case No.: 19STCV12364
Hearing Date: November 12, 2020
Defendant University of Southern California’s demurrer as to the 2nd and 3rd causes of action is sustained with leave to amend.
Defendant’s motion to strike is moot.
Demurrer
Defendant University of Southern California, erroneously sued as University of Southern California Keck Hospital (“Defendant”), demurs to 2nd (violation of Unruh Civil Rights Act – Civil Code §51) and 3rd (elder abuse – Welfare & Institutions Code §15657) causes of action in the first amended complaint (“FAC”) of Plaintiff Noni A. Nwasike (“Plaintiff”). Defendant argues Plaintiff failed to allege sufficient facts to constitute a cause of action against Defendant. (Notice of Demurrer, pgs. 1-2.) Defendant does not demur to the 1st (wrongful death) cause of action.
Defendant filed the instant dem
Hearing Date
November 12, 2020
Type
Medical Malpractice - Physicians & Surgeons (General Jurisdiction)
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Superior Court of California
County of Los Angeles
DEPARTMENT 71
TENTATIVE RULING
NONI A. NWASIKE, vs. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA KECK HOSPITAL, et al.
Case No.: 19STCV12364
Hearing Date: November 12, 2020
Defendant University of Southern California’s demurrer as to the 2nd and 3rd causes of action is sustained with leave to amend.
Defendant’s motion to strike is moot.
Demurrer
Defendant University of Southern California, erroneously sued as University of Southern California Keck Hospital (“Defendant”), demurs to 2nd (violation of Unruh Civil Rights Act – Civil Code §51) and 3rd (elder abuse – Welfare & Institutions Code §15657) causes of action in the first amended complaint (“FAC”) of Plaintiff Noni A. Nwasike (“Plaintiff”). Defendant argues Plaintiff failed to allege sufficient facts to constitute a cause of action against Defendant. (Notice of Demurrer, pgs. 1-2.) Defendant does not demur to the 1st (wrongful death) cause of action.
Defendant filed the instant dem