AHLIVIA FULLER VS. UNITED SF PARKING ET AL

Set for Law and Motion/Discovery Calendar on Thursday, September 18, 2025, Line 11. PLAINTIFF AHLIVIA FULLER's Motion To Compel Verified Discovery Respones, Further Responses, And Sanctions.

Plaintiff's motion to compel further responses is denied. First, plaintiff failed to comply with CRC 3.1345 and provide the mandatory separate statement. Second, the motion appears moot because defendant did ultimately provide verified substantive responses. Defendant did not waive its objections because its July 22, 2025, response, which was composed of objections, was timely based on plaintiff's e-service of the discovery. In any event, the parties agreed to a time extension. Third, plaintiff failed to meet and confer in good faith prior to filing this motion.

Defendant's August 1, 2025, supplemental discovery responses were substantive, albeit they lacked a verification. Plaintiff should have inquired about the lack of verification prior to filing this motion. Lastly, the parties are ordered to meet and confer regarding the production of documents and ensure that plaintiff can access the OneDrive. Sanctions denied.

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