Mireille Carrier v. Valueclick Inc et al

Filing 42

JOINT ADR PILOT PROGRAM QUESTIONNAIRE filed by Plaintiff Mireille Carrier.(Scarlett, Shana)

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Mireille Carrier v. Valueclick Inc et al Doc. 42 Case 2:07-cv-02641-FMC-CT Document 42 Filed 01/03/2008 Page 1 of 2 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT CENTRA DISTRICT OF CALIFORNA MIREILLE CARRR, individually and on CASE NUMBER behalf of all others similarly situated, PLAINTlFF(S) CV 07-02641 (CTx) v. V ALUECLICK, INC., a Delaware corporation, et al. ADR PILOT PROGRAM QUESTIONNAIR DEFENDANT(S). (1) What, if any, discovery do the parties believe is essential in order to prepare adequately for a settlement conference or mediation? Please outlne with specificity the type(s) of discovery and proposed completion date(s). Please outline any areas of disagreement in this regard. Your designations do not limit the discovery that you wil be able to take in the event this case does not settle. The parties have agreed that Defendants will provide Plaintiff with the following categories of information and documents on an informal basis, for the purpose of facilitating the parties' settlement discussions, during the week of January 7, 2008: (I) Information concerning Defendants' efforts to detect and remedy noncompliant softare use on Commission Junction's ("CJ") networks; (2) documents concerning any analysis or summary ofthe commissions and fees resulting frm noncompliant software use on CJ's networks; and (3) information concerning commissions earned by certin publishers believed to have engaged in noncompliant softare use on CJ's networks durng the relevant period. The parties agreed to exchange additional information on an informal basis at a meeting to take place between counsel, Plaintiffs expert and business and technical representatives of Defendants on 1/31/08. (2) What are the damage amounts being claimed by each plaintiff Identify the categories of damage claimed (e.g., lost profits, medical expenses (past and future), lost wages (past and future), emotional distress, damage to reputation, etc.) and the portion of Plaintiff the total damages claimed attributed to each category. does not possess suffcient information to quantify damage amounts. PlaintifTidentifies the following damages categories: i. Unpaid commissions resulting from ilegitimate sofware use (90%). 2. Consequential damages associated with ilegitimate softare use (10%). ADR-9 (02104) ADR PILOT PROGRAM QlJESIONNAlRE Dockets.Justia.com Case 2:07-cv-02641-FMC-CT Document 42 Filed 01/03/2008 Page 2 of 2 (3) Do the parties agree to utilze a private mediator in lieu of the court's ADR Pilot Program? Yes f8 No 0 this case is in category civil rights - employment (442), check all boxes that describe the legal bases of (4) If plaintiff c1aim(s). o Title VII 0 Age Discrimination 042 U.S.C. §1983 o California Fair Employment and Housing Act o Rehabiltation Act o Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 o Other I hereby certify that all parties have discussed and agree that the above-mentioned responses are true and correct. January 3. 2008 Date Attorney for Plaintif (Sign~' owell Nassiri NASSIRI & JUG LLP /'/t 'L r Plaintif (Please print full name) Jariuaiy 3.2008 Date Attorney for Defendant (Signature) Ashlie Beringer. GIBSON DUN & CRUTCHER LLP Attorney for Defendant (Please printfu// name) ADR-9 (02104) ADR PILOT PROGRAM QUESIONNAIRE

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