# 4. Sergey Kapatcyn v. Stallion Transport, Inc. et al.
Case No.: TC029010
Matter on calendar for: motion to withdraw as counsel
Tentative ruling:
I. Background
Plaintiff Sergey Kapatcyn is in the business of selling motorcycles, off-road vehicles, and their associated parts and supplies. He allegedly engaged defendant Stallion Transport, Inc. to transport a shipment of vehicles to the Port of Long Beach. The shipment was instead delivered and left overnight at defendant Silverstar Express, Inc.’s warehouses in Compton; unattended and in a lax security environment. The goods were stolen from the Compton location.
The Second Amended Complaint (“SAC”) asserts Causes of Action for:
(1) Breach of Contract;
(2) Negligence;
(3) Concealment;
(4) Unfair Competition; and
(5) Conversion
Plaintiff’s counsel, attorneys Derek Decker and Andrea Close of Krogh & Decker, LLP, move to withdraw.
For the reasons set forth below, the Court grants the motion.
II. Standard
California Code of
Type
Breach Contract/Warnty-Negligence (General Jurisdiction)
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# 4. Sergey Kapatcyn v. Stallion Transport, Inc. et al.
Case No.: TC029010
Matter on calendar for: motion to withdraw as counsel
Tentative ruling:
I. Background
Plaintiff Sergey Kapatcyn is in the business of selling motorcycles, off-road vehicles, and their associated parts and supplies. He allegedly engaged defendant Stallion Transport, Inc. to transport a shipment of vehicles to the Port of Long Beach. The shipment was instead delivered and left overnight at defendant Silverstar Express, Inc.’s warehouses in Compton; unattended and in a lax security environment. The goods were stolen from the Compton location.
The Second Amended Complaint (“SAC”) asserts Causes of Action for:
(1) Breach of Contract;
(2) Negligence;
(3) Concealment;
(4) Unfair Competition; and
(5) Conversion
Plaintiff’s counsel, attorneys Derek Decker and Andrea Close of Krogh & Decker, LLP, move to withdraw.
For the reasons set forth below, the Court grants the motion.
II. Standard
California Code of