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DoorDash Are Sued Over No Price
Competition Now Discovery Plan OKed
By Matthew
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June 16 – GrubHub and DoorDash
have been sued by consumers on
antitrust grounds. But the
proposed discovery plan has
not been approved yet.
On
June 8, 2022 U.S. District
Court for the Southern
District of New York Judge
Lewis A. Kaplan held a
proceeding. Inner City Press
covered it.
The
parties had proposed discovery
into both class certification
issues, and into for example
the purpose and effects of the
defendants' no-price
competition clauses.
Judge
Kaplan spoke of bifurcation
and declined to approve the
discovery plan. He asked for a
new plan by June 15.
And on June 16 he
endorsed it: "JOINT RULE 26(f)
REPORT AND DISCOVERY PLAN: Any
motion to compel arbitration
with respect to one or more
named plaintiffs' claims
August 26, 2022. Pre-class
certification stage fact
discovery cutoff March 17,
2023. Plaintiffs' motion for
class certification March 17,
2023. Discovery cutoff
regarding Plaintiffs' class
certification expert report(s)
May 23, 2023. Defendants'
opposition to Plaintiffs'
motion for class certification
June 6, 2023. Discovery cutoff
regarding Defendants' class
certification expert report(s)
July 20, 2023. Plaintiffs'
reply in support of their
motion for class certification
August 3, 2023. Defendants'
motions for summary judgment
October 5, 2023. Discovery
cutoff regarding Defendants'
merit expert report(s)
November 1, 2023. Plaintiffs'
opposition to Defendants'
motions for summary judgment
November 15, 2023. Discovery
cutoff regarding Plaintiffs'
merit expert report(s)
December 6, 2023. Defendants'
reply in support of their
motions for summary judgment
December 15, 2023. Schedule
approved. The parties shall
assume that it will not be
extended. SO ORDERED. Motions
due by 10/5/2023. Responses
due by 11/15/2023 Replies due
by 12/15/2023. Fact Discovery
due by 3/17/2023. Discovery
due by 12/6/2023. (Signed by
Judge Lewis A. Kaplan on
6/16/2022)."
The case is
Davitashvili et al v. Grubhub
Inc. et al., 20-cv-3000
(Kaplan)
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