VIRGINIA LA MORENA DUMAGUIN ET AL VS. RAJESH NUNE ET AL

Matter on the Law & Motion and Discovery Calendar for Tuesday, August 11, 2026, Line 39, PLAINTIFF VIRGINIA DUMAGUIN INDIVIDUALLY AND AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE INDIVIDUALLY AND AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE DUMAGUIN, MARY BENESA, RUSSELL DUMAGUIN's Motion To Compel Depositions Of Defendant Doordash, Inc.'s Persons Most Knowledgeable And Production Of Documents.

DoorDash shall produce its PMK for deposition on August 13, 2026. The parties shall comply with their meet and confer agreement with respect to document demands as set out in Plaintiff's supplemental opposition brief at page 4, lines 13-19. The court has signed the parties' stipulated protective order.

For disputed areas, DoorDash's production is limited to California for the period 2019 to the present. Plaintiff does not show good cause for a broader search at this time. DoorDash shall provide the identities of its PMKs and the topics each will cover forthwith. The court orders production within 10 days of this order. DoorDash must provide a privilege log with its production. Plaintiff may elect to reschedule the deposition to coincide with the production.

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