CHRISTOPHER CERDA VS. CRUNCH, LLC, ET AL

Matter on the Law & Motion / Discovery calendar for Thursday, August 21, 2025, Line 1. PLAINTIFF CHRISTOPHER CERDA ON BEHALF OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS A PRIVATE ATTORNEY GENERAL's Motion For Dismissal Of Individual Claims With Prejudice And Representative Claims Without Prejudice.

The unopposed motion to dismiss plaintiff's individual action with prejudice and representative claims without prejudice is continued on the court's own motion to September 3, 2025 at 9 a.m. in Department 301.

Plaintiff is ordered to file a supplemental counsel declaration by August 28, 2025, that attaches the settlement agreement or other case documents from Cain Garcia v. Crunch, LLC, Los Angeles Superior Court No. 22-STCV-30481 showing the PAGA period that was covered in that case and any other relevant terms of the settlement so the court can ascertain whether the representative claims asserted here are included in the Cain Garcia settlement.

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