Mai v. Nine Line Apparel, Inc.

Filing 32

ORDER dismissing 14 Motion to Seal; granting in part and denying in part 17 Motion for Sanctions; granting 18 Motion to Withdraw ; denying 22 Motion for Sanctions. Defendant is directed to file a motion seeking the reasonable expenses incurred in making its Motion for Sanctions and any related replies within 30 days of the date of this order. Signed by Judge William T. Moore, Jr on 10/10/19. (wwp)

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
SAVANNAH DIVISION

BRANDY MAI,

Plaintiff,
CASE NO. CV418-277

V.

NINE LINE APPAREL, INC., d/b/a

cz

Nine Line, a domestic profit

corporation,
--I

Defendant.

ORDER

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Before

(Doc.

the

17),

Court

is

Plaintiff's

Defendant's

Motion

Motion

for

for

Sanctions

Sanctions

against

Defendant (Doc. 22), Defendant's Motion to Seal (Doc. 14),
and Defendant's Motion to Withdraw its Motion to Seal (Doc.

18).

For

the

following

reasons.

Defendant's

Motion

for

Sanctions (Doc. 17) is GRANTED IN PART AND DENIED IN PART

and

(Doc.

Plaintiff's

22)

Withdraw

Motion

is DENIED.
its

Motion

for

Sanctions

Additionally,
to

Seal

(Doc.

Against

Defendant's
18)

is

Defendant

Motion

GRANTED.

to

As

a

result. Defendant's Motion to Seal (Doc. 14) is DISMISSED.
BACKGROUND

Plaintiff Brandy Mai filed this action on November 27,
2018

alleging

subjected

to

that

she,

a

discrimination

female

based

disabled

on

her

veteran,

disability

was

in

violation of the Americans with Disability Act as Amended