Vista Network v. Piccolo et al. fails mediation


An October tenth filed joint standing report reveals mediation has failed within the Vista Community v. Phillip Piccolo et al. case.

Since I final checked the docket earlier this month, various motions have additionally been filed.

Particularly Armen Temurian has sought permission to file a Third Amended Grievance, and there are a bunch of discovery motions and opposition filings flying backwards and forwards.

On October 2nd a movement listening to was scheduled for October fifteenth. The movement in query is the defendant’s movement for sanctions, and a present trigger order as to why Vista Community shouldn’t be held in contempt of court docket.

Different motions have submitting deadlines additionally set for October fifteenth, so that they is likely to be addressed on the movement listening to too.

Given the proximity of the October fifteenth listening to, our subsequent replace ought to be on or across the fifteenth.

 

Replace twenty fifth October 2019 – A number of partial orders have been filed since publication of this text.

The primary order directs Vista Community to offer requested monetary paperwork. Vista Community additionally has to pay $850 in defendant authorized charges and

prices related to the second deposition of Defendant Temurian, which is to happen by October 28, 2019.

The second order pertains to Vista Community’s motions for sanctions and an extension to depose Kevin Dalton.

Aside from it was granted partially and denied partially, the paperless order doesn’t specify the end result of the movement.

The third order is procedural and pertains to professional witness scheduling.

Nothing attention-grabbing to report on within the third order, aside from Vista Community ordered to pay one other $1000 in defendant legal professional charges.

 

Replace eighth Might 2020 – Vista Community’s lawsuit was voluntarily dismissed by Armen Temurian. As of Might 1st the case is closed.