Case Name: A. Mohsen vs Wells Fargo Shareowner Services, et al.
Case No.: 20141CV272395

Plaintiff’s motion for sanctions
Plaintiff’s motion for sanctions under Code of Civil Procedure sections 128.5 and 128.7 is DENIED. Not only are there procedural deficiencies, the Court has already found against Plaintiff on the facts and issues that he again raises.

Furthermore, the Court finds that Plaintiff’s filing this motion after the Court’s rulings against him on the same issues he now raises is a bad faith action or tactic that is frivolous and/or solely intended to cause unnecessary delay, and the Court awards to the Microsemi Defendants their reasonable expenses incurred to respond to this bad faith motion, in the amount of $1,190, that the Court finds is a reasonable amount necessarily incurred to oppose this motion. (Code Civ. Proc. § 128.5(f)(1)(C): the court may award to the party prevailing on the motion the reasonable expenses and attorney’s fees incurred in presenting or opposing the motion.)

Judgments

As noted before, the Microsemi Defendants shall submit an amended judgment that lists the names of each Defendant for whom judgment is entered, and not use a catchall definition of “Microsemi defendants.” Judgment has been entered only for Microsemi. Although the Court has also received a proposed judgment for the Wells Fargo Defendants, the same defect appears and the judgment shall be modified to list the names of each Defendant in paragraph 1 of the judgment paragraph.