MEGAN BROGGER VS. NOCTURNAL CODE, UNKNOWN ENTITY ET AL

Matter on calendar for Monday, August 24, 2026, Line 6, CROSS DEFENDANT LISA ROSE's Motion To Compel Plaintiff Megan Broggers Further Responses & Production Of Documents To Request For Production, Set One; Motion To Compel Response To Request No. 24 & For Monetary Sanctions. Off calendar.

Summary judgment was granted in favor of moving party cross-defendant Lisa Rose on the cross-complaint against her on August 11, 2026 so that she is no longer a party to this case, thereby mooting this motion.

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