Glavinovich

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 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. According to Glavinovich‟s complaint, acquiring Integrated stock was a “complicated and difficult affair,” resulting in separate litigation that is apparently still arguing. In early 2009, certain members of OCPIN began an effort to remove Shah and Glavinovich as managers. Glavinovich later alleged such actions were illegitimate and interrupted OCPIN‟s business operations. The dissident members then instituted the underlying case (the OCPIN litigation). Six consecutive complaints then followed, filed by three different law firms. The initial complaint was a derivative action. The first amended…