Motion To Compel Defendant Lingshu, Inc. To Respond To Written Discovery, Produce Documents, And To Deem Matters Admitted
Matter on calendar for Wednesday, July 29, 2026, Line 6, PLAINTIFF CHOOSADUDE, LLC's, Motion To Compel Defendant Lingshu, Inc. To Respond To Written Discovery, Produce Documents, And To Deem Matters Admitted.
2 - The unopposed motion is granted for good cause shown. Matters specified in the RFAs attached as Exhibit A to the Huang Declaration are deemed admitted by Defendant Lingshu Inc. Lingshu shall provide complete, verified, objection-free responses to the form interrogatories and requests for production attached as Exhibit A to the Huang Declaration within two weeks of notice of entry of this order.
Sanctions are mandatory. The court awards reasonable sanctions of $1500 to Plaintiff which Lingshu shall pay within 30 days of notice of entry of this order.
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