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  • Carlos Perezdeleon   vs   Rush Truck Leasing Inc, et al. Product Liability Unlimited (24)  document preview
  • Carlos Perezdeleon   vs   Rush Truck Leasing Inc, et al. Product Liability Unlimited (24)  document preview
  • Carlos Perezdeleon   vs   Rush Truck Leasing Inc, et al. Product Liability Unlimited (24)  document preview
  • Carlos Perezdeleon   vs   Rush Truck Leasing Inc, et al. Product Liability Unlimited (24)  document preview
						
                                

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THE VEEN FIRM, P.C. Facsimile: (415) 771-5845 EL.Team@VeenFirm.com ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFFS CARLOS PEREZDELEON AND ELIZABETH SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA CARLOS PEREZDELEON and ELIZABETH CASE NO. 17CV306256 UNDISPUTED FACTS IN SUPPORT OF MOTION TO COMPEL [NONPARTY] RPORATION’S FURTHER PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS PURSUANT TO RUSH TRUCK LEASING, INC.; MAXON SUBPOENA AND FOR SANCTIONS Date: August 30, 2018 Time: 9:00 A.M. Dept.: 19 Action Filed: Februar Pursuant to California Rule of Court 3.1345, plaintiff CARLOS PEREZDELEON submits this separate statement in support of his Motion to Compel Dunn-Edwards’ Further production of Documents Pursuant to Subpoena. REQUESTED DISCOVERY No. 1 “1. Produce a copy of every insurance policy (including but not limited to primary, excess, and umbrella policies) that covers or potentially covers any liability for the incident.” d no complete insurance polici Dunn-Edwards has no insurance policy that covers or potentially covers its liability, if any, for the INCIDENT, other than a workers’ compensation policy. Labor Code section 3600, et seq. The only potential liability would be 607910.1 SEPARATE STATEMENT ISO MOTION TO COMPEL [NONPARTY] DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORATION’S FURTHER PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS PURSUANT TO SUBPOENA AND FOR SANCTIONS 1 under Dunn-Edwards’ workers compensation policy. A copy of the workers’ compensation policy is produced herewith. is not calculated to lead to the discovery of relevant admissible evidence. SPONSE (CRC 3.1345(c)(3). Documents evidencing defendant R scoverable, and so must be produce nt Rush Truck Leasing’s liability in umber CAS4047448 disclosed on September 5, 207, and (2) an “exce 20, 2018. (Smoot Decl. at Ex. 5, ¶8.) The subpoena request above calls for complete copies of th Dunn-Edwards’ has no basis to refuse to produce a complete copy Dunn-Edwards’ discussion about its own liability is irrelevant. covers any liability”) The Code contains sweeping language making any and all applicab discoverable: “A party may obtai may be liable to satisfy in w hole or in part a judgment that may be entered in the action or to indemnify or reimburse for payments made to satisfy the judgment.” (C.C.P. §2017.210 (emphas plies only to parties. A fundamental princ public . . . has a right to every man’s evidence.” ( Insurance Information and Privacy Protection Act, referenced by Discovery Act prohibit discover 607910.1 SEPARATE STATEMENT ISO MOTION TO COMPEL [NONPARTY] DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORATION’S FURTHER PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS PURSUANT TO SUBPOENA AND FOR SANCTIONS 2 nadmissible at trial, the insurance policy was still subject to discovery. (Id. From a practical perspective, pl hat coverage limits, potential periods, the named insureds, the “diminishing.” These factors affect negotiation, settlement, me REQUESTED DISCOVERY No. 2 “2. Produce a complete, certified copy of every insurance policy referred to in the attached d no complete insurance polici Dunn-Edwards objects to this request on the grounds that it is oppressive, burdensome and harassing because the only applicable policy is the workers’ compensation policy and no other policy is relevant or admissible and therefore this request is not calculated to lead to the discovery of relevant admissible evidence. Further, under Labor Code section 3600, et seq., Dunn Edwards cannot be made a party to this action due to the fact that the asking party’s exclusive remedy against Dunn-Edwards was workers’ compensation. See response to request one. SPONSE (CRC 3.1345(c)(3). This subpoena request is for a specific insuran usly identified by defendant that this policy covers Rush Truck Leasing pursuant to a contractual agreement with Dunn- roduce a complete copy of this Puzzlingly, Dunn-Edwards’ claims matter is not a workers’ compensation case. The liability of de s not seek to discover Dunn- The Code contains sweeping language making any and all applicab 607910.1 SEPARATE STATEMENT ISO MOTION TO COMPEL [NONPARTY] DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORATION’S FURTHER PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS PURSUANT TO SUBPOENA AND FOR SANCTIONS 3 discoverable: “A party may obtai may be liable to satisfy in w hole or in part a judgment that may be entered in the action or to indemnify or reimburse for payments made to satisfy the judgment.” (C.C.P. §2017.210 (emphas plies only to parties. A fundamental princ public . . . has a right to every man’s evidence.” ( Insurance Information and Privacy Protection Act, referenced by Discovery Act prohibit discover nadmissible at trial, the insurance policy was still subject to discovery. (Id. Documents evidencing defendant R scoverable, and so must be produce nt Rush Truck Leasing’s liability in umber CAS4047448 disclosed on September 5, 207, and (2) an “exce 20, 2018. (Smoot Decl. at Ex. 5, From a practical perspective, pl hat coverage limits, potential periods, the named insureds, the “diminishing.” These factors affect negotiation, settlement, me 607910.1 SEPARATE STATEMENT ISO MOTION TO COMPEL [NONPARTY] DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORATION’S FURTHER PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS PURSUANT TO SUBPOENA AND FOR SANCTIONS 4 Elinor Leary Attorneys for PLAINTIFFS CARLOS PEREZDELEON AND ELIZABETH 607910.1 SEPARATE STATEMENT ISO MOTION TO COMPEL [NONPARTY] DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORATION’S FURTHER PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS PURSUANT TO SUBPOENA AND FOR SANCTIONS 5