California has filed a motion to compel due to lack of discovery responses by CCI. A mandatory settlement conference is scheduled for July to try to settle the case. The trial date is scheduled for April 15, 2015
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Cci has a pattern of failing to provide court ordered data and documents. I know of other cases that are going on right now where the same thing happened. Cci's way of dealing is to ignore what's being asked...they think they are above the law.
By trial time, the AG will be lucky to get 25 cents from CCi.
The stay would be temporary, though. The AG can get relief from the stay because the allegations in the Complaint relate to nondischargeable debts and obligations, such as fines and penalties.
If upper management envisions a bankruptcy, then all state actions will be put on hold.
The legal entities will still exist, although there may be little or no reason to have a trial if the business is gone.
Going to trial in 2015? Laughable. What will be left of CCi in 2015?
Everybody who has personal knowledge related to the allegations in that lawsuit should contact the California AG's office and offer to testify against CCi. The more evidence the AG has, the more powerful her position will be when it comes to settlement. If the case doesn't settle, I will look forward to the trial.
What? CCi isn't following the rules? Can that be true?