Amber Wallisa v. City of Hesparia et al
Filing
94
MINUTES (IN CHAMBERS) ORDER RE: Stipulation for "Order Setting and Restricting Expert Depositions, Associated Protective Order, and Conditional Evidentiary and/or Cost Sanctions, and for Conditional Vacation-Rescission in Part of Order Awardi ng Monetary Sanctions Against Plaintiff/Plaintiff's Counsel." ECF Docket No. 93. by Magistrate Judge Kenly Kiya Kato, the Court declines to issue the proposed Order lodged with the parties' stipulation. Nevertheless, while the Court anticipates the parties will comply with theiragreements, the Court will be available to consider any properly filed motions for relief if the need arises. (dts)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
CIVIL MINUTES--GENERAL
Case No.
EDCV16-02638-FMO (KKx)
Date:
May 10, 2018
Title: Amber Wallisa v. City of Hesparia, et al.
DOCKET ENTRY
PRESENT: HON. KENLY KIYA KATO, UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
Deb Taylor
None
Deputy Clerk
Court Reporter/Recorder
ATTORNEYS PRESENT FOR PLAINTIFF(S):
None
PROCEEDINGS:
ATTORNEYS PRESENT FOR DEFENDANT(S):
None
(IN CHAMBERS)
The Court is in receipt of the parties' Stipulation for "Order Setting and Restricting
Expert Depositions, Associated Protective Order, and Conditional Evidentiary and/or
Cost Sanctions, and for Conditional Vacation-Rescission in Part of Order Awarding
Monetary Sanctions Against Plaintiff/Plaintiff's Counsel." ECF Docket No. 93.
The Court is pleased to see the parties and counsel working together productively. It
does not appear there is any need for Court action at this time. Hence, the Court
declines to issue the proposed Order lodged with the parties' stipulation.
Nevertheless, while the Court anticipates the parties will comply with their
agreements, the Court will be available to consider any properly filed motions for
relief if the need arises.
MINUTES FORM 11
CIVIL-GEN
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