Opinion
20cv1818-MMA (MSB)
12-16-2021
JANE DOE, Plaintiff v. CISSY STEELE, et al., Defendants
ORDER ENTERING DISCOVERY STIPULATION OF PLAINTIFF AND VIDEO DEFENDANTS AND VACATING TELEPHONIC DISCOVERY CONFERENCE [ECF NO. 84]
Honorable Michael S. Berg United States Magistrate Judge
On December 10, 2021, pursuant to the oral request of counsel for Plaintiff and Defendants Diabolic Video Productions, Inc.; Black Ice LTD; Zero Tolerance Entertainment, Inc.; and Third Degree Films (collectively, the “Video Defendants, ” and together with Plaintiff, the “Parties”), Judge Berg set a telephonic Discovery Conference for December 17, 2021, at 1:30 p.m. On December 16, 2021, in lieu of letter briefs outlining their discovery disputes, the Parties submitted a stipulation [ECF No. 84] in which they explained that they had “temporarily resolved any outstanding issues, ” and agreed upon a schedule for Plaintiff to provide Video Defendants with supplemental responses and documents, and for the parties to meet and confer and contact chambers in the event any disputes remain. (Id. at 2-3.)
Finding good cause and based on the Parties' agreement, the Court APPROVES and ENTERS the Parties' stipulation. (See ECF No. 84 at 3.)
Based on the Parties' representation that there are currently no discovery disputes between them, the Court sua sponte VACATES the December 17, 2021 telephonic Discovery Conference.
IT IS SO ORDERED.