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  • Roe -v- UCR Group LLC et al Print Other PI/PD/WD Unlimited  document preview
  • Roe -v- UCR Group LLC et al Print Other PI/PD/WD Unlimited  document preview
  • Roe -v- UCR Group LLC et al Print Other PI/PD/WD Unlimited  document preview
  • Roe -v- UCR Group LLC et al Print Other PI/PD/WD Unlimited  document preview
						
                                

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Michael F. Creamer, Esq. (SBN 204662) THE LAW OFFICE OF MICHAEL F. CREAMER P. 0. Box 17743 SUPER p I Anaheim, CA 928 7 1 COUR‘WE’gTOFg (714) 623-2299 BERNAnoIcggfn~A7qZ9-u V/L legaldocsS375(a>yahoo.com — E-Mail 01mm FEB I j 202 \OOOQQM-bWN—i Counsel for defendant Chancey Santiago 5V ow” SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO — SAN BERNARDINO DISTRICT, CIVIL DIV. _. O ..... '-‘ ._. N Jane Roe, an individual [CASE NO. CIVSB 2211821 .—A U) plaintiff, The Honorable Jay H. Robinson Unlimited Jurisdiction —- A Dept. 8-35 VS. (J! .— SEPARATE STATEMENT IN SUPPORT 0F THE —- ON UCR Group, LLC, a corporation; Circa MOTION BY DEFENDANT CHANCEY Management, Inc., a corporation; Stephen SANTIAGO FOR A TERMINATING SANCTION —- fl Reeder, an individual; Chancey Santiago, IAIVGTAElSifozLAT:ggFlfiiqllVgNRglEEclsglgNléléogR »—- W ?n mdmdual’ ‘md DOES 1 through 50’ FOR LESSER RELIEF 1N THE FORM 0F AN mCIUS‘Ve, ISSUE SANCTION; DECLARATION 0F \O MICHAEL CREAMER :—- Defendants. [J O Date: March 18, 2024 N '— Time: 8:30 a.m. Dept: S-35 NN Date Filed: 06-13-22 N U) TrialDatc: 02-03-25 NA N UI N O\ N \l N 00 CIVSB 221 1821 1 Separate Statement Movant Chancey Santiago (hereinafier “Ms. Santiago”) respectfully submits this separate statement and the attached declaration in support of her motion for a terminating sanction against Plaintiff Jane Roe (hereinafier “Ms. Roe”) or for lesser relief in the form of an issue sanction. \OOOQO‘kII#UJN—I This separate statement is divided into the following five (5) parts: 1. The Demand for Production and the Response by Ms. Roe Denying the Existence of Any Documents. 2. A Description of the Documents That Were Suppressed by Ms. Roe. 3. Why Suppression Constitutes Spoliation of Evidence and Why a Terminating Sanction is the Appropriate Remedy Thereon. 4. The Evidence That Ms. Roe Has Responsive Documents. 5. The Extreme Prejudice Resultant from the Spoliation. 6. The Evidence That The Suppression of Evidence is Part of a Scheme, as Opposed to Inadvertent Spoliation of Evidence. NNNNNNNNN—HHHHp—d—b—aflfl mflom-fiwNfloomflo‘m-hWN-‘O 7. The Shifiing of the Burden of Proof. 8. The Requested Issue Sanction as Lesser Relief. Part One — The Demand for Production and the Response by Ms. Roe Denying the Existence of any Documents. On June 30, 2022, Ms. Santiago propounded her first set of demands for production of attached as Exhibit “4” to the documents to Plaintiff Jane Roe and a copy thereon is declaration of Michael Creamer submitted with Ms. Santiago’s motion for a terminating CIVSB 221 1821 2 Separate Statement