Eidler et al v. Brookdale Senior Living, Inc. et al
Filing
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Supplemental Discovery Order.The attached order order amends the scope of the holding in the order at ECF No. 564-1. If the defendants want to stay the case, they must file a motion before the trial judge. Because their primary argument was to stay the discovery, the court allows the defendants to provide the ordinary scope objections to the discovery (such as privilege supported by a privilege log or burden). Any renewed dispute must be in a new joint letter brief. This moots the motion for reconsideration at ECF No. 566. (Beeler, Laurel) (Filed on 9/19/2022)
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United States District Court
Northern District of California
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
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San Francisco Division
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STACIA STINER, et al.,
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Plaintiffs,
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v.
Case No. 17-cv-03962-HSG (LB)
SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER
Re: ECF No. 563
BROOKDALE SENIOR LIVING, INC., et
al.,
Defendants.
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This supplemental order amends the scope of the holding in the order at ECF No. 564-1.
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First, if the defendants want to stay the case, they must file a motion to stay the case before the
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trial judge. The propriety of any stay is for the trial judge, not the undersigned.
Second, most of the defendants’ argument in the letter brief was about the stay, with some
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secondary discussion about a lack of entitlement to privileged or work-product materials and
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burden. The court gives the defendants an opportunity to beef up their resistance to the discovery
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on grounds other than the stay and to provide a privilege log. Any renewed dispute must be in a
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new joint letter brief.
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This moots the motion for reconsideration at ECF No. 566.
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IT IS SO ORDERED.
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Dated: September 19, 2022
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ORDER – No. 17-cv-03962-HSG (LB)
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LAUREL BEELER
United States Magistrate Judge
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