Glavinovich

Glavinovich v. Hewitt Wolensky LLP CA4/3

Good Law
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 4, 2013G046723California3,760 words

Opinion

Opinion

Moore, J.

FACTS

A. The Underlying Case Orange County Physicians Investment Network (OCPIN) was a Nevada limited liability company formed by Glavinovich and approximately 19 others. Its primary purpose was as a holding company for its members‟ funds to be used for the

1Unless otherwise indicated, subsequent statutory references are to the Code of Civil Procedure.

2 “SLAPP is an acronym for „strategic lawsuit against public participation.‟” (Jarrow Formulas, Inc. v. LaMarche (2003) 31 Cal.4th 728, 732, fn. 1.) 3 Glavinovich also purported to appeal from the order granting the motion to strike (along with another defendant‟s) in appeal No. G046722, while appealing the judgment here. We address all of Glavinovich‟s contentions against Hewitt Wolensky in the instant appeal.

2 acquisition of stock in a company called Integrated Healthcare Holdings, Inc. (Integrated). This company, an investment entity, purchased four hospitals in the Orange County area from Tenet Healthcare Corporation. In April 2008, Glavinovich was elected as a manager of OCPIN, along with Anil V. Shah, who had held that position since 2005.4 According to Glavinovich‟s complaint, acquiring Integrated stock was a…

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