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ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR LEAVE TO WITHDRAW AS COUNSEL 34 by Judge James V. Selna: IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that: 1. The Motion for Leave to Withdraw as Counsel is GRANTED. Quarles & Brady LLP, including attorney Jason R. Stavely, is relieved as counsel of record for Defendant and Counter-claimant EverFence Corporation in this action, effective as of the date of this Order. 2. As a corporate entity, EverFence Corporation cannot appear pro se. EverFence Corporation is admonished that failure to retain substitute counsel may result in adverse consequences including the striking of its pleadings, entry of default, default judgment, and/or sanctions. 3. EverFence Corporation shall retain substitute counsel, and such counsel shall enter an appearance on EverFence's behalf, within thirty (30) days of this Order. 4. Quarles & Brady LLP shall serve a copy of this Order on EverFence Corporation, attention Robert Rackleff, CEO, at 204 W Carleton Ave, Orange, CA 92867, and by email to robertr@everfence.com, within three (3) business days of entry of this Order. (es)
Preliminary Injunction
[IN CHAMBERS] Order Regarding Motion for Preliminary Injunction 36 by Judge James V. Selna: Finding all Winter factors satisfied, the Court GRANTS CLTF's motion for a preliminary injunction requiring EverFence to, within twenty (20) days, grant CLTF's auditors access to EverFence's Gusto payroll software for the purpose of conducting the audit as provided for by Article XXV of the MLA. CLTF is invited to respond within five (5) days thereafter in the event it finds that EverFence has not adequately complied with this order. The Court GRANTS CLTF's request for attorneys' fees and related costs. CLTF is directed to file a motion for attorneys' fees and costs and submit an accounting of its attorneys' fees and costs associated with this action. The Court DENIES CLTF's request for a mandatory personal appearance by an EverFence officer. The parties appeared for oral argument on September 21, 2026. This Order reflects the Court's final decision on the instant motions. SEE DOCUMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. (es)
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