JANE DOE VS. CHARLES WILLIAM BUSSMANN, ET AL
Case Information
Motion(s)
Defendants’ (Amended) Motion to Compel T-Mobile USA, Inc.’s Compliance with Deposition Subpoena for Production of Business Records
Motion Type Tags
Motion to Compel Discovery
Parties
- Plaintiff: Jane Doe
- Defendant: Charles William Bussmann
Ruling
May 15, 2026 Law and Motion Calendar
HONORABLE MICHAEL L. MAU, Department 20 ________________________________________________________________________ 9:00 AM Line 6 25-CIV-04755 JANE DOE VS. CHARLES WILLIAM BUSSMANN, ET AL
JANE DOE ALAN I. SCHIMMEL CHARLES WILLIAM BUSSMANN CHARLES J. SMITH
Defendants’ (Amended) Motion to Compel T-Mobile USA, Inc.’s Compliance with Deposition Subpoena for Production of Business Records
TENTATIVE RULING:
Defendants seek to compel compliance with a subpoena issued on December 31, 2025, to T-Mobile USA, Inc., for cell phone records of Plaintiff Jane Doe and her mother, Joanne Price.
Prior to Defendants filing this motion to compel, Plaintiff filed a motion to quash the subpoena. Plaintiff also filed a motion to quash an apparently redundant subpoena for the same records of Ms. Price only.
Based on this Court’s rulings granting Plaintiff’s motions to quash (on today’s calendar as Lines 7 & 8), Defendants’ Motion to Compel is DENIED as moot.
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