On August 14, 2020 a
Order
was filed
involving a dispute between
Stephens, Donnetta,
and
Crown Ace Hardware,
Does 1 Through 100 Inclusive,
Monsato Company,
Wilbur-Ellis Company, Llc,
Wilbur-Ellis Nutrition, Llc,
for Product Liability Unlimited
in the District Court of San Bernardino County.
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Michael L. Baum (SBN 1‘1951 1) Peter Miller (pro hac vice)
mbaum@baumhed1undlaw.com pmiller@millerdellafera.com
R. Brent Wisner (SBN 276023) MILLER DELLAFERA PLC 3420 Pump
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rbwisner@baumhedlundlaw.com
Pedram Esfandiary (SBN 3 12569) Henrico, VA 23233-1 1 11
pesfandiary@baumhedlundlaw.com Telephone: (800) 401—6670
BAUM HEDLUND ARISTEI Facsimile: (888) 830-1488
GOLDMAN PC
10940 Wilshire Blvd., 17th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90024
OOQON Telephone: (3 10) 207-3233
Facsimile: (310) 820-7444 ALAMEDA COUNTY
Michael Miller (pro hac vice) FEB o §~2021
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THE MILLER FIRM, LLC Deputy
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108 Railroad Ave.
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Telephone: (540) 672-4224
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Attorneysfor JCCP Plaintijfs
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Sandra A. Edwards (State Bar No. 154578) Joe G. Hollingsworth (pro hac vice)
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sedwards@winston.com jhollingsworth@hollingsworthllp.com
15 WINSTON & STRAWN LLP Eric G. Lasker (pro hac vice)
101 'Califomia Street, 35th Floor elasker@hollingsworthllpxiom
16 San Francisco, CA 941 l 1-5840 Martin C. Calhoun (pro hac vice)
Telephone: (415) 591-1412 mcalhoun@hollingsworthllp.com
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Facsimile; (415) 59141400 HOLLINGSWORTH LLP
1350 I Street, N.W.
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Washington, DC 20005
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COORDINATION PROCEEDING SPECIAL
TITLE (RULE 3.550)
_R0UNDUP PRODUCTS CASES
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WTelephone: (202) 898—5800
Facsimile: (202) 682-1639
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE 0F CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ALAMEDA
CIVSB 210‘i801
ASSIGNED FOR ALL PURPOSES TO
JUDGE WINIFRED SMITH
DEPARTMENT 21
[-FROPOSED] CASE MANAGEMENT .
THIS DOCUMENT RELATES TO: ORDER NO. 21
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[PROPOSED] CMO NO. 21: UPDATED CASE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES
THIS ORDER shall govern all cases being litigated as part of Judicial Council Coordinated
Proceeding No. 4953, In re Roundup Product Cases (“JCCP 4953”), whether
an original filing,
Court (“CRC”) Rules 3.540 and
coordination, or transfer to this Court. Pursuant to California Rules of
and good cause appearing,-
3.541, having considered the written submissions of the parties,
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IT Is HEREBY 0RDRERED:
1. Plain'tiffs Firms Who Failed to Engage in Mandatory Settlement Discussions: By no later {
than March l, 2021 all plaintiffs who have not yet participated in settlemenf discussions with Monsanto
will participate in a’settlement process with Monsanto. Those firms who fail to engage in good-faith
settlement discussions by March 1, 2021 should be prepared'to present good cause for why they have
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2. Identifying Remaining Cases: By no later than February 15, 2021 any counsel who intends t0
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whom they filed a complaint, and yvho is not part of any
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must provide to Defendants and Plaintiffs’ Liaison Counsel a list or spreadsheet that includes
13 settlement,
name of Plaintiff; 2) date of filing; 3) county of filing; 4) case number; and
14 the following information: 1)
15 5) name of attomeyand/or firm who is responsible for the Plaintiff‘s claim for litigation and/or
16 resolution purposes, arid date when retained by Plaintiff.
than February 22, 2021 each Plaintiff must provide to Defendants and
Plaintiffs’
17. 3. By no later
in the most recent Plaintiff
18 Liaison Counsel either: i) a written Statement verifying that the information
current, complete, and accurate or that the deadline for the submission
19 Fact Sheet (identified by date) is
Plaintiff Fact Sheet with 'current,
20 of a Plaintiff Fact Sheet has not yet occurred; or 2) an updated
21 complete, and accurate infqrmation. ‘
22 4. By no later than February 22, 2021 each Plaintiff must submit to Defendants updated
23 authorization forms for the release of medical records.
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24 5. Any Plaintiff who has medical, psychiatric, insurance, pharmacy, or workers compensation
records in his/her possession or his/her attomey’s possession,
shall produce all such records on_MDL
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Centrality (or mutually agreed alternate) within 14 days of the
date of this Order, to the extent the
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records have not already been produced. Any new records obtained by those Plaintiffs shall be produced
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on MDL Centrality (or mutually agreed alternate) within 14 days of receipt of the records. Plaintiffs can
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EPRGBOSED] CMO NO. 21: UPDATED CASE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES
Document Filed Date
February 05, 2021
Case Filing Date
August 14, 2020
Category
Product Liability Unlimited
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