lucky’s two-way radios, inc. et al., v. cannata
motion to compel further discovery responses, motion for relief from default, and motion for leave to file a second amended complaint
Date of Hearing: August 5, 2020 Trial Date: None set.
Department: W Case No.: LC106864
BACKGROUND
Plaintiffs Lucky’s Two-Way Radios, Inc. and Buddy Corporation (“LTWR”) allege that Frank J. Cannata (“Cannata”) was a consultant for Plaintiffs’ business pursuant to a consulting services agreement. While consulting for Plaintiffs, Cannata allowed or arranged for valuable company property to be taken by “Mr. Recycling” without Plaintiffs’ consent. Plaintiff further claims that on December 8, 2017, Cannata improperly transferred proprietary information via e-mail to personal accounts. Plaintiff alleges a loss of $500,000 in property.
Plaintiffs filed a complaint on February 13, 2018. The First Amended Complaint (“FAC”) was filed on February 21, 2018, alleging:
1. Breach of Contract
2. Conversion
3. Brea
Type
Contractual Fraud (General Jurisdiction)
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lucky’s two-way radios, inc. et al., v. cannata
motion to compel further discovery responses, motion for relief from default, and motion for leave to file a second amended complaint
Date of Hearing: August 5, 2020 Trial Date: None set.
Department: W Case No.: LC106864
BACKGROUND
Plaintiffs Lucky’s Two-Way Radios, Inc. and Buddy Corporation (“LTWR”) allege that Frank J. Cannata (“Cannata”) was a consultant for Plaintiffs’ business pursuant to a consulting services agreement. While consulting for Plaintiffs, Cannata allowed or arranged for valuable company property to be taken by “Mr. Recycling” without Plaintiffs’ consent. Plaintiff further claims that on December 8, 2017, Cannata improperly transferred proprietary information via e-mail to personal accounts. Plaintiff alleges a loss of $500,000 in property.
Plaintiffs filed a complaint on February 13, 2018. The First Amended Complaint (“FAC”) was filed on February 21, 2018, alleging:
1. Breach of Contract
2. Conversion
3. Brea