Civil Litigation
Aug. 9, 2024
Judge overseeing Target stabbing case changes mind on access to retailer's security software
Target's attorneys raised security concerns after Judge Anne Hwang had tentatively ruled to compel the retailer to allow an inspection of software that tracks security incidents.
Attorneys continue to tussle over discovery for three lawsuits stemming from a stabbing attack at a Target store in downtown Los Angeles last year. In the most recent development, the retailer prevailed on arguments that allowing access to a key company database would present a security risk.
Last week, Superior Court Judge Anne Hwang granted a motion to compel the deposition of a person most knowledgeable about other knife attacks at Target stores. On Thursday, Hwang partly deni...
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