SUBJECT: (1) Motion to be Admitted Pro Hac Vice by Eileen M. Letts
Moving Party: Tyler Thornton and Sunfire Nutrition, LLC
Resp. Party: None (2) Motion to be Admitted Pro Hac Vice by Giselle B. May Moving Party: Tyler Thornton and Sunfire Nutrition, LLC Resp. Party: None The motions to be admitted pro hac vice are GRANTED, upon proof of service and payment to the State Bar of California. BACKGROUND: This case concerns the breach of an agreement to form a new business entity for the marketing and sale of non-psychotropic cannabidiol-based products ("CBD Products"). On October 9, 2019, Plaintiff Ilan Bitton commenced this action and then on December 18, 2019 filed a first amended complaint ("FAC") against Defendants Tyler Thornton, Sunfire Nutrition, LLC, and Greenfield Organix dba Loudpack Farms for (1) breach of contract; (2) declaratory judgment; (3) breach of fiduciary duty; (4) intentional interference with business contracts; and (5) negligent interference with prospective econom
Hearing Date
July 14, 2020
Type
Other Breach of Contract/Warranty (not fraud or negligence) (General Jurisdiction)
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SUBJECT: (1) Motion to be Admitted Pro Hac Vice by Eileen M. Letts
Moving Party: Tyler Thornton and Sunfire Nutrition, LLC
Resp. Party: None (2) Motion to be Admitted Pro Hac Vice by Giselle B. May Moving Party: Tyler Thornton and Sunfire Nutrition, LLC Resp. Party: None The motions to be admitted pro hac vice are GRANTED, upon proof of service and payment to the State Bar of California. BACKGROUND: This case concerns the breach of an agreement to form a new business entity for the marketing and sale of non-psychotropic cannabidiol-based products ("CBD Products"). On October 9, 2019, Plaintiff Ilan Bitton commenced this action and then on December 18, 2019 filed a first amended complaint ("FAC") against Defendants Tyler Thornton, Sunfire Nutrition, LLC, and Greenfield Organix dba Loudpack Farms for (1) breach of contract; (2) declaratory judgment; (3) breach of fiduciary duty; (4) intentional interference with business contracts; and (5) negligent interference with prospective econom