AJY International, Inc. v. Paldo Co., Ltd.

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AJY International, Inc. v. Paldo Co., Ltd.

Plaintiff:	AJY International, Inc.
Defendant:	Paldo Co., Ltd.
Case Number:	4:2017cv00744
Filed:	February 14, 2017
Court:	US District Court for the Northern District of California
Office:	San Francisco Office
County:	Alameda
Presiding Judge:	Vince Chhabria
Nature of Suit:	Other Contract
Cause of Action:	28 U.S.C. § 1441
Jury Demanded By:	Defendant

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Date Filed	Document Text
August 19, 2017	Filing 88 Amended Discovery Order. The earlier version of the filed order was not the court's final order and was filed in error by court staff. The attached amended order does not contain the provision staying the discovery pending the decision on the motion to dismiss. For context on the stay issue: initially, the court was inclined to stay the discovery until after the hearing on the pending motion to dismiss. In part, the court was concerned that the dispute was spinning up into more than the amount at stake in the litigation and thought it might manage discovery more proportionally to the litigation. But as it discussed with the parties at the hearing, not only do the case deadlines make that approach not viable, but also, the court was more convinced after the hearing that the discovery -- which also is relevant to AJY's lost-income damages claim -- must be produced now. The court's revised order thus omits the stay language that was included in error and clarifies the &q uot;dual purpose" conclusion in two other places. Because the error was the court's, the court does not wait the customary four days under the local rules for a response to the administrative motion. The court points out that its amended or der does modify slightly the section titled "Information Specific to Mr. Ji" to address a point made in Paldo's administrative motion. In its previous order, the court observed that Paldo probably had some of the information, and it t hus ordered that Mr. Ji did not need to produce duplicate information. The goal was to manage burden and proportionality. But given Paldo's representation in its administrative motion that it has no information, the court modifies its previous o rder to eliminate the limitation and orders the following: "Under the circumstances, the court orders (more plainly) that if Mr. Ji has responsive documents, he must produce them, and if he does not, he must say so to Paldo. "As revised, the order addresses the disputes sufficiently. It orders discovery for two primary reasons: Paldo's counterclaims and AJY's lost-profits damages claim. And its order is unequivocal. (Beeler, Laurel) (Filed on 8/19/2017)
August 17, 2017	Filing 86 ORDER by Judge Laurel Beeler granting in part and denying in part 80 Discovery Letter Brief; granting in part and denying in part 81 Discovery Letter Brief. Discovery is order as described in the attached document. (lblc3S, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 8/17/2017)

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August 19, 2017

Filing 88 Amended Discovery Order. The earlier version of the filed order was not the court's final order and was filed in error by court staff. The attached amended order does not contain the provision staying the discovery pending the decision on the motion to dismiss. For context on the stay issue: initially, the court was inclined to stay the discovery until after the hearing on the pending motion to dismiss. In part, the court was concerned that the dispute was spinning up into more than the amount at stake in the litigation and thought it might manage discovery more proportionally to the litigation. But as it discussed with the parties at the hearing, not only do the case deadlines make that approach not viable, but also, the court was more convinced after the hearing that the discovery -- which also is relevant to AJY's lost-income damages claim -- must be produced now. The court's revised order thus omits the stay language that was included in error and clarifies the &q uot;dual purpose" conclusion in two other places. Because the error was the court's, the court does not wait the customary four days under the local rules for a response to the administrative motion. The court points out that its amended or der does modify slightly the section titled "Information Specific to Mr. Ji" to address a point made in Paldo's administrative motion. In its previous order, the court observed that Paldo probably had some of the information, and it t hus ordered that Mr. Ji did not need to produce duplicate information. The goal was to manage burden and proportionality. But given Paldo's representation in its administrative motion that it has no information, the court modifies its previous o rder to eliminate the limitation and orders the following: "Under the circumstances, the court orders (more plainly) that if Mr. Ji has responsive documents, he must produce them, and if he does not, he must say so to Paldo. "As revised, the order addresses the disputes sufficiently. It orders discovery for two primary reasons: Paldo's counterclaims and AJY's lost-profits damages claim. And its order is unequivocal. (Beeler, Laurel) (Filed on 8/19/2017)

August 17, 2017

Filing 86 ORDER by Judge Laurel Beeler granting in part and denying in part 80 Discovery Letter Brief; granting in part and denying in part 81 Discovery Letter Brief. Discovery is order as described in the attached document. (lblc3S, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 8/17/2017)

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Defendant: Paldo Co., Ltd.
Represented By:	Rebecca Edelson
Represented By:	Seong H. Kim
Represented By:	Michael W. Scarborough
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Represented By:	Brian Huibum Song
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