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MARANON v. SANTA CLARA STADIUM AUTHORITY

No. 5:15-cv-04709-BLF.

ANTHONY MARANON, Plaintiff, v. SANTA CLARA STADIUM AUTHORITY; CITY OF SANTA CLARA; FORTY NINERS STADIUM MANAGEMENT COMPANY LLC; Defendants.

United States District Court, N.D. California.

January 25, 2016.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Anthony Maranon, Plaintiff, represented by Tanya Eugene Moore , Moore Law Firm, P.C..

Santa Clara Stadium Authority, Defendant, represented by Matthew Stanley Conant , Lombardi Loper Conant, LLC, Stephen Vincent Harrington , Clapp Moroney Bellagamba and Vucinich, Elizabeth D. Rhodes , Clapp, Moroney, Vucinich, Beeman Schelley, Jeffrey Michael Vucinich , Clapp Moroney Bellagamba Vucinich Beeman & Scheley & Kara Ann Abelson , Lombardi Loper & Conant, LLP.

City of Santa Clara, Defendant, represented by Matthew Stanley Conant , Lombardi Loper Conant, LLC & Kara Ann Abelson , Lombardi Loper & Conant, LLP.

Forty Niners Stadium Management Company LLC, Defendant, represented by Matthew Stanley Conant , Lombardi Loper Conant, LLC & Kara Ann Abelson , Lombardi Loper & Conant, LLP.

STIPULATION TO EXTEND TIME FOR PARTIES TO CONDUCT THE JOINT SITE INSPECTION REQUIRED BY GENERAL ORDER 56 AND THE SCHEDULING ORDER; [PROPOSED] ORDER

Plaintiff, Anthony Maranon ("Maranon"), and Defendants, Santa Clara Stadium Authority, City of Santa Clara, and...

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