Page 27 of 27 · CFMG–Wellpath California · Published 20 September 2026, 6:00 PM PT · Record current through 2 November 2026 · Last updated November 2, 2026

Current Developments

Reverse chronology — newest first. A reader arriving now needs the latest item immediately; a researcher needs to be able to walk back to 2012.

Entries are added when a public document changes what the record shows. Each entry states the jurisdiction, the document type and what it does — and does not — establish. Scheduled items that have not yet been acted on are labelled as such and are never reported as completed events.

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• Added 4 November 2026 · Court record

  CFMG wins a protective order; the joint statement shows what plaintiffs said about the fee. On 30 October the court granted CFMG’s motion and barred further discovery into its dealings with Wellpath for punitive damages (ECF 96). The public joint statement (ECF 95) records plaintiffs’ account of CFMG’s Rule 30(b)(6) designee: an 18 percent gross-revenue fee, booked but not consistently paid in cash, and undocumented “cash sweeps” — advocacy the court did not adopt. Evidence ledger · Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3

• Added 2 November 2026 · National Watch

  A recovered labor record, a rule in force, and a case the index missed. The 2 November National Watch adds: NLRB 32-RC-397220, a representation petition naming California Forensic Medical Group (Dublin) filed 16 October and withdrawn, with Regional approval, on 22 October — a petition filed and withdrawn, not a certification or an adverse ruling (W01); the OHCA transaction-review rules, 22 CCR §§ 97431–97442, in effect from 2 November — a lifecycle change, not evidence of any CFMG or Wellpath transaction (W02); Goss v. County of San Luis Obispo (C.D. Cal. No. 2:26-cv-04235), entered in the litigation index with attributed docket entries showing CFMG and Wellpath separately named and jointly represented (W03); and no newer dispositive ruling in Geisler, Penelton, Boxley, Morabito or Angelo (W04). None is an ownership ruling. The October 25 and November 1 packages stay in place as dated history.

• Added 1 November 2026 · monthly reconciliation, 2 October – 1 November

  Fifteen dated modules, two corrections. The November 1 monthly reconciliation adds: the Hernandez administrator’s 28 October announcement of a second settlement distribution, anticipated for the first week of November with its own 90-day void rule (U01); Oreglia v. County of Placer, dismissed with prejudice on 19 October (U02); a single reconciled account of Montes Zepeda replacing two incompatible shortcuts (U03); the 30 October Arceo case-management order (U04); the 9 October Fahrni order vacating the 4 November hearing after the parties reported resolving CFMG’s motion (U05); the Santa Barbara Anderson order to show cause, with later docket activity unreviewed (U06); Lake County’s proposed Fourth Amendment with a subcontracting-consent clause, Agenda Ready with no recorded action (U07); Napa’s staffing and 8% billing terms (U08); Sonoma’s unresolved term and procurement references (U09); the attributed report that the Angelo hearing occurred on 26 October (U10); the two Pennsylvania Pew opinions of 19 and 27 October (U11, U12); Prospect Capital’s reported New WPCC Parent positions at 30 June 2026, re-read from the Form 10-K (U13); the 30 September Bryan order as historical catch-up (U14); and the lifecycle handling of the 2 November OHCA effective date (U15). Corrections: the Morabito jurisdiction label (New York, not Pennsylvania) and the Montes Zepeda status wording. The 25 October edition stays in place as dated history.

• Added 26 October 2026 · national record, 25 September – 23 October

  Short dated entries for the national decisions covered in the National record update. Each links to its module there; statuses are as the source states them. Verification-held items are not listed.

  • 25 Sep · New York. Pearson (7:24-cv-01714), ECF 73 — dismissal with leave to amend; kept separate from the other Pearson action. Module
  • 25 Sep · New York. Pearson (7:24-cv-01657), ECF 90 — certain officer claims survive; the Wellpath and County motions receive different treatment. Module
  • 25 Sep · Pennsylvania. Gaines, ECF 96 — order denying Wellpath’s motion; no reasoning inferred beyond the order. Module
  • 28 Sep · Pennsylvania. Roland, ECF 62 — ruling concerns remaining corrections defendants; Wellpath’s earlier dismissal is not a new holding. Module
  • 29 Sep · Oregon. Ross — summary judgment denied on the institutional (Monell) claim with discussion of Wellpath’s Rule 30(b)(6) testimony; negligence claims survive; other parts of the motion granted. Not a liability verdict. Module
  • 29 Sep · Kentucky. Hightower, ECF 81 — defense-side dismissal of the pleaded privacy/HIPAA theories. Module
  • 30 Sep · New York (S.D.N.Y.). Morabito — Wellpath defendants’ dismissal motion denied; [Corrected 1 November 2026: this entry previously carried a Pennsylvania label; the order was issued by the Southern District of New York. Date, docket and analysis unchanged.] opinion records a 2 Feb order allowing a late proof of claim for lack of notice. Module
  • 30 Sep · North Carolina. Wood, ECF 84 — medical-care and training theories proceed; failure-to-intervene theory dismissed. Module
  • 06 Oct · Washington. Okanogan County approves an agreement naming Zenova Telehealth, LLC and Zenova Physicians, PC — two separate named entities; approval only. Module
  • 15 Oct · Pennsylvania. Boxley — Wellpath’s discharge treated separately from claims against individual employees; plaintiff had opted out of the third-party release. Module
  • 16 Oct · Indiana. Penelton — claims against Wellpath dismissed without prejudice to bankruptcy-related relief or substitution of the liquidating trust; substitution motion due 13 Nov 2026. Module
  • 21 Oct · Texas → Massachusetts. Geisler — H.I.G.’s jurisdictional challenge rejected, standing found, case transferred; Rule 12(b)(6) reserved for the receiving court. Not a merits ruling. Module
  • 23 Oct · Maine. Brunson, ECF 11 — recommended dismissal unless pleading deficiencies are cured; objections due 6 Nov (case-specific). Module
  • Posted (undated) · Idaho. Kootenai County FY27 Wellpath amendment — posted with blank effective-date and signature fields; treated as a posted document, not an executed transaction. Module
• 25 October 2026 · record update

  Record checked through this date for the 15 September – 25 October period. The full dated record is in the National record update, 25 October 2026. California items:

  • Merced, 29 September. Final summary of action approves Amendment 1 to Contract 2025200 with California Forensic Medical Group: +$435,000, maximum $50,085,727.65 → $50,520,727.65. Authorization only; not expenditure, execution or ownership. Source
  • Napa, 13 October agenda — proposed. File 26-1634 describes CFMG as “doing business as Wellpath LLC” and proposes extending Agreement 190201B to 30 June 2027 ($985,600 budget impact). The record shows Agenda Ready with no final action; it is not a completed amendment. Source
  • Estate of Wright, 13 October. ECF 141: recusal and reassignment to Judge Mendez. No reason stated; the scheduled hearing’s outcome is unverified. Source
  • Williams, signed 11 October, filed 13 October. ECF 36 sets aside entry of default as to Wellpath LLC and Debbie Massetti. A procedural ruling, not a decision on liability.
  • Vizgaudis-Gomez, 30 September. Remanded to Sacramento Superior Court, No. 26CV011196; later developments are tracked there.
  • Montes Zepeda, 7 October. ECF 80 granted the then-pending motion to dismiss with prejudice and the docket was marked closed. [Updated 1 November 2026 — procedural status requires reconciliation. The 7 October dismissal order (ECF 80) and the 22 October order extending the response deadline to 11 November 2026 (ECF 86) are distinct judicial records. The later extension does not, by itself, establish vacatur, reinstatement, or the current status of every claim and defendant; the intervening docket has not been read. See U03.] [Superseded wording of 25 October 2026, kept as history: “a later order, ECF 86 (22 October), is reported to extend the time for CFMG and five individual defendants to respond to the First Amended Complaint to 11 November 2026. If so, the action is not conclusively closed as to those defendants.” The inference in the second sentence went beyond the two orders and is withdrawn.] A defense-side outcome on the motion decided; not a general ruling on CPOM compliance.
  • Anderson v. County of Shasta, signed 22 October, filed 23 October. Magistrate judge’s findings and recommendations; not a final district-court order.
  • Anderson v. County of Santa Barbara, 14 October (reported). An order to show cause is reported, returnable 28 October 2026, asking the plaintiff why the claims against California Forensic Medical Group and Wellpath should not be dismissed for failure to prosecute, and noting an application for entry of default as one way to respond. A procedural deadline, not a default judgment or a finding on the merits. Signed order not yet read; status pending verification.

  Still open: the Angelo insurance matter in the Wellpath bankruptcy (the 26 October hearing is reported by a docket index as having occurred; no outcome can be reported as of 1 November — see U10); Hall v. County of Fresno (the latest indexed filing remains the 10 September reply; no later result is inferred). Fresno’s final Amendment XIII authorization is recorded (see the 22 September entry); execution, implementation and billing performance remain separate questions.

  Corrections in this update: the Hernandez first-mailing date is 15 September (previously shown as 20 September); the 19 February 2025 amended professional-corporation order is Dkt. 1473, distinct from the 10 January predecessor, Dkt. 903. Both are logged in the corrections ledger.

• 19 October 2026 · record currency

  Record checked through this date. No new public court order, county action or agency record concerning CFMG or Wellpath in California was verified between October 10 and October 19, 2026. [Superseded 25 October 2026: later review verified the Napa agenda record (13 October), the Wright recusal and reassignment (13 October) and the Williams order setting aside default (signed 11 October, filed 13 October) — see the 25 October entry.] Three items remain open:

  • Estate of Jeremiah Wright v. County of Stanislaus (E.D. Cal. No. 2:24-cv-02505). The court set a hearing for October 13 on the non-county defendants' request to extend case deadlines (Dkt. 135). Its outcome could not be read from public docket sources on October 19 and is not reported here. [Updated 25 October 2026: the judge recused on 13 October and the case was reassigned; the hearing outcome remains unverified.]
  • Wellpath SF Holdco, LLC (Bankr. S.D. Tex. No. 4:24-bk-90566). The Estate of Abby Angelo's motion to proceed nominally against Wellpath LLC for insurance proceeds (Dkt. 1955) was set for hearing on October 26, 2026. [Updated 1 November 2026: a public docket index reports that the hearing occurred on 26 October; the indexed minutes (ECF 2036) record oral argument and a direction for a statement identifying who pays the defense expenses of six individual employees, and a transcript was filed 27 October as ECF 2041, restricted. The underlying minutes, transcript and any disposition were not reviewed; no outcome is reported. See U10.] The October 6 vacatur (Dkt. 2012) is not a ruling on the insurance question.
  • Hall v. County of Fresno (E.D. Cal. No. 1:11-cv-02047). The Prison Law Office repository still lists the September 10, 2026 reply as the latest filing. No order on the motion to enforce has been located.

  Related California context (not CFMG-specific): OHCA's approved transaction-review rules, which reach certain management services organizations, take effect November 2, 2026 [in effect from that date; W02]. See the 2 October entry. Nothing shows a CFMG or Wellpath transaction subject to them.

• 9 October 2026 · record currency

  Record checked through this date; sources checked this date. The Fresno approval status is corrected across the investigation — see the correction note. Hall v. County of Fresno: the Prison Law Office repository still lists the 10 September 2026 reply as the latest filing; no order on the motion to enforce (Dkt. 230) was located. Items that could not be verified against a primary record are held back rather than published.

• 5–6 October 2026 · bankruptcy · insurance

  In the Wellpath SF Holdco reorganized-debtor case (Bankr. S.D. Tex. No. 4:24-bk-90566), the debtor moved on an emergency basis (Dkt. 2009) to vacate an order (Dkt. 2000) that had let the Estate of Abby Angelo proceed nominally against Wellpath LLC to reach insurance proceeds, and filed an objection (Dkt. 2010) and a supporting declaration (Dkt. 2011). On 6 October the court granted vacatur (Dkt. 2012) and set the estate’s underlying motion (Dkt. 1955) for hearing on 26 October 2026.

  What this is not: a final ruling on the insurance question. Source is a docket index (docket listing; claims agent); the signed order and exhibits have not been reviewed. See: Article 080

• 2 October 2026 · California · regulation

  The Office of Administrative Law approved OHCA’s emergency amendments to the material-change and cost-and-market-impact-review rules (OAL file 2026-0922-03EE; 22 CCR §§ 97431–97442). The approved text states its effective date as 2 November 2026. [Updated 2 November 2026: in effect. W02] AB 1415 itself has been in effect since 1 January 2026; the rules implement it for management services organizations and other noticing entities.

  What this is not: evidence that any CFMG or Wellpath transaction exists or was reportable. See: CPOM enforcement record

• 30 September 2026 · California · employment

  Vizgaudis-Gomez v. California Forensic Medical Group, Inc., E.D. Cal. No. 2:26-cv-02403, Dkt. 13: the putative wage-and-hour class action, which names CFMG and Wellpath LLC as defendants, was remanded to Sacramento County Superior Court (No. 26CV011196). The court held the state-law claims were not completely preempted by LMRA §301; the collective-bargaining agreement relied on is between CFMG and AFSCME Council 57.

  What this is not: a finding on joint employment, unpaid wages or any other merits question. See: Article 059

• 30 September 2026 · national · S.D.N.Y. · identified 9 October 2026

  Morabito v. Westchester County, No. 7:22-cv-06853, Dkt. 125: the Wellpath defendants’ motion to dismiss was denied. The bankruptcy court had allowed the plaintiff a late proof of claim on 2 February 2026 for lack of notice; and, applying Fifth Circuit law, the court reasoned that notice of a bankruptcy is not necessarily notice that claims against individual non-debtor employees will be released, finding at least a factual dispute over whether the plaintiff received that notice.

  What this is not: a holding that the plan is invalid, or a dischargeability ruling — the court left §523(a)(6) to the bankruptcy court. See: Article 080

• 30 September 2026 · national · M.D.N.C.

  Wood v. Wellpath, LLC, No. 1:23-cv-00811, Doc. 84: on three motions to dismiss, claims against Wellpath LLC for inadequate medical care, failure to train and negligence will proceed; the failure-to-intervene claim against Wellpath LLC was dismissed. The court also expressed skepticism that news articles incorporated into a complaint can supply the facts a claim needs.

  What this is not: a liability finding, or a ruling on ownership or discharge.

• 29 September 2026 · Stanislaus

  Estate of Jeremiah Wright v. County of Stanislaus, E.D. Cal. No. 2:24-cv-02505, Dkt. 135: the court stayed the 30 September expert-disclosure deadline and set an in-person hearing on 13 October 2026 on the non-county defendants’ request to extend deadlines. The caption continues to name CFMG, Wellpath LLC and Wellpath Management, Inc. separately.

  A scheduling order only. The entity-specific bankruptcy ruling in this case is the separate 15 September order. See: Article 010

• 25 September 2026 · national · M.D. Pa.

  Gaines v. Wellpath, LLC, No. 1:25-cv-01294, Dkt. 96: the court adopted the magistrate judge’s report and recommendation, denied Wellpath LLC’s motion to dismiss (Doc. 45) and returned the case to the magistrate judge.

  What this is not: a ruling that the plan is ineffective or that every claim survives discharge. Rulings on other defendants’ motions in the same case are not summarized here.

• 22 September 2026 · Fresno · Board action · verified 9 October 2026

  File 26-0855 and the 22 September meeting record (agenda item 35) show Amendment XIII to the agreement with California Forensic Medical Group, Incorporated approved on the consent agenda (“Pass”); the meeting’s minutes are marked final. Agreement No. 26-459; Resolution No. 26-329. The cumulative ceiling rises by $6,104,438 to $400,479,492, term unchanged, with $1,797,018 added to FY 2026–27 Sheriff appropriations. The staff report names Wellpath to provide and coordinate the CalAIM Justice-Involved services and Medusind, Inc. as its billing vendor. The 1 October go-live it describes is a planned date; no public record reviewed shows services delivered or claims paid.

  A cumulative ceiling, not an annual payment. The roles the County describes are not findings on ownership, employment or clinical control. See: County contract atlas

• 1 October 2026 · Fresno · federal court

  Hall v. County of Fresno, E.D. Cal. No. 1:11-cv-02047: no order on the plaintiffs’ motion to enforce twenty-two medical provisions (Dkt. 230) appears in the Prison Law Office case repository, which lists the September 10, 2026 reply (Dkt. 240) as the latest filing. The motion was noticed for September 21, 2026; whether that hearing proceeded or the matter was taken under submission could not be confirmed from public sources. The County’s position that the decree expired on October 30, 2019, and the plaintiffs’ position that it remains in effect, are both litigation positions until the court rules. Full record: Hall v. County of Fresno: the consent-decree dispute and the CFMG contract record.

• 1 October 2026 · Fresno · post–22 September filed record

  File 26-0855 now lists the executed Amendment XIII (Agreement A-26-459), Resolution No. 26-329 and a Digital Signature Certificate among its attachments. The Legistar “Final action” field remains blank, so approval is still not characterized as conclusively recorded from that page alone. [Superseded 9 October 2026: the County record now shows Board approval on 22 September — see the 22 September entry.] The staff report sets the CalAIM Justice-Involved pre-release go-live for October 1, 2026, with Wellpath named to provide the services and coordinate with WestCare California and the County’s managed-care plans.

• 1 October 2026 · supplementary record

  Published: Fresno Says the Hall Jail Consent Decree Is Over. Its Own Records Tell a More Complicated Story. — the Hall consent decree, the Anderson ruling on its duration, the December 2024 Board record and the CFMG contract from $121 million to $400 million. Supplementary to the numbered series; it does not change any numbered article.

• 25 September 2026 · record currency

  Fresno Amendment XIII and Wright entries updated from records posted after 22 September. Other entries keep their stated dates. The change is logged in the corrections ledger.

• 20 September 2026 · record currency

  Record current through this date. Sources checked this date. Articles 001–015 reviewed and signed off; 016–031 remain published. The approved public-record replacements were applied across the article series on this date — see the methodology page.

• 25 September 2026 · California · enforcement record

  New supplement: California’s Corporate-Practice Enforcement Record, 2021–2026 — Attorney General actions (Art Center amicus, Carbon Health, Aspen Dental, Orange Twist), nineteen Medical Board matters, Osteopathic Board posture, amici, Discovery Radiology and Mochi, and the AB 3129 → SB 351 + AB 1415 path, each with its procedural status and mapped to a twelve-indicator CFMG–Wellpath control matrix. Not a finding that the CFMG–Wellpath relationship violates California law.

• 25 September 2026 · Fresno · post–22 September filed record

  County File 26-0855 now records Amendment XIII as Agreement No. 26-459 and Resolution No. 26-329, with a Digital Signature Certificate among the filed materials. The Legistar “Final action” field remains blank, so Board approval is not characterized as conclusively recorded from that page alone. [Superseded 9 October 2026: the County record now shows Board approval on 22 September — see the 22 September entry.] The recommended action names California Forensic Medical Group, Incorporated as counterparty and raises cumulative maximum compensation by $6,104,438 to $400,479,492. A cumulative contractual ceiling accumulated through thirteen amendments — not an annual payment and not new money. The County's discussion says Wellpath will provide and coordinate the CalAIM Justice-Involved services, collaborate with WestCare California and the managed-care plans, and ensure that its staff are credentialed to bill Medi-Cal; it names Medusind, Inc. as Wellpath's subcontracted billing vendor, paid 7% of gross revenue the County collects. One record, two corporate layers, one billing subcontractor — not proof of ownership, clinical control or worker-specific employer identity. See: County contracts · File 26-0855 · full text · Board meeting, 22 Sept 2026 (Item 35)

• 22 September 2026 · Wright · counsel record

  A stipulation and order in Estate of Jeremiah Wright v. County of Stanislaus identifies Medical Defense Law Group attorneys as counsel for CFMG, Wellpath Management, Inc. and individual medical defendants together, after the 15 September order had treated the entities separately for discharge. Defense-integration evidence only — not proof of common control or common employment. See: Article 057

• 20 September 2026 · Santa Ana

  City Council agenda calls for a second amendment involving CFMG and Wellpath for healthcare at the Santa Ana Jail: a further one-year renewal through 30 September 2027 at $3,664,243 annually, bringing cumulative authorised compensation to no more than $17,507,799.

  Note the contracting formulation — Santa Ana couples both names; Fresno uses CFMG alone. See: Entity nomenclature ledger

• 15 September 2026 · Monterey

  The Hernandez v. County of Monterey contempt settlement administrator reports first settlement checks mailed on 15 September 2026. First-round checks expire on 14 December 2026; some payments that depended on W-9 or address information were not in that mailing. The settlement site identifies CFMG as the jail healthcare provider and states CFMG agreed to pay $2.47 million regarding contempt liability for violations of healthcare-related court orders.

  CFMG’s distinct post-bankruptcy liability has moved from approval into payment administration. The settlement concerns CFMG’s contempt liability; it is not a resolution of individual injury claims.

  [Corrected 25 October 2026: this entry was previously dated 20 September 2026. The administrator’s notice dates the first mailing 15 September. Source: Hernandez settlement administrator.]

• 14 September 2026 · Stanislaus

  The Eastern District of California issues a discovery order in Estate of Jeremiah Wright v. County of Stanislaus, No. 2:24-cv-02505. The caption separately identifies CFMG, Wellpath LLC and Wellpath Management, Inc. alongside individual medical personnel. All three corporate layers appear simultaneously in one current California case.

  The order concerns reconsideration of discovery rulings; it does not resolve the relationship among the entities. See: The Three-Entity Problem

• 10 September 2026 · Santa Barbara

  Anderson v. County of Santa Barbara, C.D. Cal. No. 2:26-cv-10199, filed. The complaint separately names California Forensic Medical Group, Inc. and “Wellpath, Inc.” Another post-restructuring civil-rights case pleading the identities separately.

  Defendants’ eventual Rule 7.1 disclosures may become useful evidence on the ownership question.

• March 2026 · enterprise

  Wellpath announces a Local Government–California operating division led by Jessica Mazlum as Division President, and describes CFMG as a physician-owned professional corporation affiliated with Wellpath’s management-services organisation.

• May 2025 · bankruptcy

  Wellpath restructuring effective; ownership passes to a group of current and former lenders. See: Bankruptcy and the entity corrections

• March 2026 · Fresno

  In Jones v. County of Fresno the court dismisses claims against Wellpath LLC under the Plan and Trust procedures — with no automatic CFMG substitution. The control case for the entity-correction census. See: The California Reidentification Event

• January–March 2026 · Merced

  The National Labor Relations Board processes a representation case identifying California Forensic Medical Group, Inc. as the employer across a professional and a nonprofessional unit, and certifies the union after the election. Employer-side representation is listed at 6550 Carothers Parkway, Franklin, Tennessee. The strongest post-emergence labour evidence in the corpus. See: The NLRB employer record

• 2026 · Santa Cruz

  The Beckner summary-judgment order names CFMG and its employee the “CFMG Defendants” while Wellpath Inc., Wellpath LLC and Wellpath Management, Inc. stand discharged — different bankruptcy consequences inside one case.

• June 2025 · El Dorado

  El Dorado County files an administrative-expense application in the Wellpath bankruptcy identifying “Contract #2989 … Between County and California Forensic Medical Group” and stating that the contract was assumed by the Debtors. Read narrowly: debtor-side obligations tied to a CFMG contract survived assumption. See: The 2012 Management Services Agreement

• 7 January 2025 · bankruptcy

  The 31 December 2012 CFMG management-services agreement is filed in the Chapter 11 as Docket 827-1. The contract was plainly still legally relevant in 2025.

• 19 February 2025 · bankruptcy

  Bankruptcy court amended final order identifies the eighteen professional corporations. See: The Eighteen

• November 2024 · bankruptcy

  Wellpath enters Chapter 11. CFMG is not a debtor.

• 30 April 2024 · Michigan

  Grand Prairie Healthcare Services, P.C. services end under the Michigan corrections healthcare contract; VitalCore Physicians Group, PLLC cuts over 1 May 2024 — more than two years before scheduled expiration, and seven months before the Chapter 11 filing. See: Grand Prairie

• 1 January 2019 · enterprise

  Management-services agreement assigned: Wellpath LLC in as manager, Wellpath Management, Inc. out.

• 31 December 2012 · enterprise

  CFMG management-services agreement executed. The H.I.G. Capital investment is announced one week later. See: The 2012 Management Services Agreement

Principal public sources

• Fresno County File 26-0855 — Amendment XIII (Agreement No. 26-459; Resolution No. 26-329) · full text · Board meeting, 22 Sept 2026 (Item 35)
• City of Santa Ana City Council agenda, 20 September 2026
• Hernandez v. County of Monterey settlement administration record, N.D. Cal. No. 5:13-cv-02354
• Estate of Jeremiah Wright v. County of Stanislaus, E.D. Cal. No. 2:24-cv-02505
• Anderson v. County of Santa Barbara, C.D. Cal. No. 2:26-cv-10199
• Fresno County Board of Supervisors agenda, 22 September 2026
• Wellpath Chapter 11 amended professional-corporation order, 19 February 2025 (Dkt. 1473) [Corrected 25 October 2026: this entry previously linked the earlier order, Dkt. 903.]
• Wellpath Chapter 11 professional-corporation order, 10 January 2025 (Dkt. 903) — earlier, separate instrument