1. Demurrer to First Amended Complaint Moving Party Defendant Keenon Jackson a/k/a YG. Responding Party Plaintiff Corey Randall. Opposition filed.
2. Motion to Appear Pro Hac Vice Moving Party: Attorneys Chad Seigel and Joseph Tacopina Responding Party: None
3. Motion to Appear Pro Hac Vice Moving Party: Defendant Keenon Jackson a/k/a YG Responding Party: Plaintiff Corey Randall
4. Motion to Contest Good Faith Settlement Moving Party: Defendant Keenon Jackson a/k/a YG Responding Party: Defendant Livemore LLC dba Mansion Costa Mesa
Ruling Motion 1) Ruling: Defendant YG’s Demurrer to the First Amended Complaint is sustained in part and overruled in part.
Defendant YG demurs to the fourth cause of action for negligence and the fifth cause of action for negligent hiring.
To state a claim for negligence, plaintiff must allege that: (i) defendants had a legal duty to use due care; (i) a breach of such legal duty; and (iii) the breach as the proximate or legal cause of the resulting injury. (
Hearing Date
November 16, 2020
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1. Demurrer to First Amended Complaint Moving Party Defendant Keenon Jackson a/k/a YG. Responding Party Plaintiff Corey Randall. Opposition filed.
2. Motion to Appear Pro Hac Vice Moving Party: Attorneys Chad Seigel and Joseph Tacopina Responding Party: None
3. Motion to Appear Pro Hac Vice Moving Party: Defendant Keenon Jackson a/k/a YG Responding Party: Plaintiff Corey Randall
4. Motion to Contest Good Faith Settlement Moving Party: Defendant Keenon Jackson a/k/a YG Responding Party: Defendant Livemore LLC dba Mansion Costa Mesa
Ruling Motion 1) Ruling: Defendant YG’s Demurrer to the First Amended Complaint is sustained in part and overruled in part.
Defendant YG demurs to the fourth cause of action for negligence and the fifth cause of action for negligent hiring.
To state a claim for negligence, plaintiff must allege that: (i) defendants had a legal duty to use due care; (i) a breach of such legal duty; and (iii) the breach as the proximate or legal cause of the resulting injury. (