Second, even assuming that Jaiyong intended to bring a counterclaim for “coercion,” Jaiyong does not cite-nor has independent research revealed-any authority supporting the proposition that California recognizes a cause of action for “coercion.” See Hernandez v. Mallchok, No. B255580, 2015 WL 1594129, at *3 (Cal.Ct.App. Apr. 9, 2015) (noting that California does not recognize a cause of action for coercion).