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Perla Mageno

Disability: visually impaired

Represented by: the Manning Firm, Atty. Joseph Manning

Number of lawsuits filed: 600+

Targets: small restaurants, bakeries and coffee shops for purported website violations


As with most serial filers, Ms. Mageno alleges in each lawsuit (a verified complaint) that she is "a consumer who encountered multiple access barriers which denied her full and equal access to the ... Website." She further alleges that she wishes to access "a defendant’s goods and services," and that she is being "deterred from patronizing a defendant’s Website and brick- and-mortar locations on particular occasions." Her deposition testimony (under oath) reveals the opposite. 


Is Ms. Mageno an advocate for the disabled or is she a profiteer? You be the judge. Examination by attorney Ara Sahelian:

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11 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Okay. Do you collect Social 

16:10 12  Security Disability, Miss Mageno?

13 A. Yes, I do.  

14 Q. Okay. Now in 2019, you sued a business called 

15  Ahi Mahi. Do you recall that lawsuit?  

16 A. I recollect the name, yes.  

16:10 17 Q. Did you go back and order food from their 

18  website?  

19 A. I don't know. So long ago, I don't know.  

20 Q. If you did, would it show on your credit card 

21  records?

22 MR. HASHEMI: Calls for speculation.

23 THE WITNESS: I don't know.

24 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: In 2019, if you were 

16:11 25  ordering food online, would you be using credit cards?

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1 A. No.  

2 Q. What would you be using? Debit cards?  

3 A. Debit card, yes.  

4 Q. Okay. And would that be the same credit -- 

5  debit card, your Chase and your Bank of America?

6 A. Yes.

7 Q. Do you recall suing a restaurant called the 

16:11 8  Chop Stop?

9 A. Yes.

10 Q. Did you ever order food from the Chop Stop -- 

11 A. No.  

12 Q. After -- I imagine you settled the case; 

13  correct?  

14 A. I don't recall.

15 MR. HASHEMI: Objection, calls for speculation.  

16 THE WITNESS: I don't know.

17 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Okay. You remember suing 

18  the Chop Stop; correct?  

19 A. Yes.  

16:12 20 Q. Do you remember settling with the Chop Stop?  

21 A. I don't know.  

22 Q. Do you remember going back and attempting to 

23  place an order on their website after settling?

24 A. No.  

25 Q. Do you remember going to the restaurant itself 

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1  after settling the case?

2 A. No.

16:13 3 Q. In September of 2020 or thereabouts, you sued 

4  Cuca's Mexican Restaurant? That's C-U-C-A apostrophe S.  

5  Do you remember suing the restaurant?

6 A. Yes.

16:13 7 Q. Do you remember settling the case?

8 A. No, I don't.

9 Q. Did you ever go back and try to use their 

10  website?

11 A. No.

12 Q. Did you -- 

13 A. I don't --

14 Q. -- go back to the physic --? I'm sorry? 

15 A. No.  

16 Q. Did you go back to the physical location ever?

17 A. No.  

16:13 18 Q. In the year say 2020, in September again, you 

19  sued Dulan's, that's D as in David U-L-A-N apostrophe S, 

20  Soul Food Kitchen. Did you settle the case?  

21 A. I -- yes, I did.  

22 Q. Did you go back and use their website to order 

23  food?

24 A. No.

16:14 25 Q. Did you ever go back to the physical 

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1  restaurant and order -- and visit the physical location?

2 A. No.

3 Q. Did you sue a Fritzi Dog Restaurant?  

4 A. I don't recall.  

16:15 5 Q. Did you see a Hong Kong Diamond Bakery?  

6 A. Hong Kong Diamond Bakery. I don't remember.  

7 Q. Did you sue a King's Seafood?  

8 A. I don't remember.  

16:15 9 Q. Did you sue Cassidy's Corner Cafe?

10 A. Yes.  

11 Q. Did you settle the case?

12 A. Yes.

13 Q. Did you try their website, see if you could 

14  order food after settling?

15 A. No.

16 Q. Did you go to the physical location after 

17  settling?

18 A. No.

16:16 19 Q. Did you sue an Old Time Baking Company -- 

20  strike that -- Old Town, T-O-W-N, Old Town Baking 

21  Company?

22 A. Yes.

23 Q. Did you settle the case?  

24 A. I don't know.  

25 Q. Have you tried to go back and use their 

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1  website?

2 A. No.

16:16 3 Q. Have you been to their physical location?

4 A. No.

5 Q. Did you sue a Rocco's Deli Italiano?

6 A. Yes.  

7 Q. Did you settle the case?  

8 A. I don't know.  

9 Q. Have you tried to go back to use their website 

10  to order food?

11 A. No.  

16:16 12 Q. Have you been to their physical location?

13 A. No.  

14 Q. Have you sued a Sage Vegan Culver City 

15  restaurant?

16 A. Yes.

17 Q. Did you settle the case?  

18 A. Yes. I believe so.  

19 Q. I'm sorry, what was your answer?

20 A. Yes.

21 Q. Have you gone back to and placed an order for 

22  food?

23 A. No.  

16:17 24 Q. Have you been to the physical location?

25 A. No.

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1 Q. Did you sue a South Philly Foods?  

2 A. Excuse me?  

3 Q. A South Philly?  

4 A. South Philly?  

5 Q. Yes.

6 A. S-O-U-T -- no, I don't believe I -- no.  

16:17 7 Q. It's a Philadelphia cheesesteak restaurant in 

8  Huntington Beach.  

9 A. Oh, yes.  

10 Q. Did you go back and try their website?

11 A. No.

12 Q. Have you been to the restaurant, physical 

13  restaurant?

14 A. No.

15 Q. Strike that. That was a bad question. Have 

16  you physically been present at the restaurant?

17 A. No.

16:18 18 Q. Did you sue a Trejos Tacos?

19 A. Yes.

20 Q. Did you settle the case?

21 A. Yes.

22 Q. Have you since tried to go to their website 

23  and order food?

24 A. No.

25 Q. Have you been to the restaurant?

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1 A. No.

16:19 2 Q. Have you sued a LucaBella at the Walker House 

3  restaurant?  

4 A. I don't remember the name.  

5 Q. Have you sued a 24 Carrots?  

6 A. I don't remember.  

16:19 7 Q. Have you sued a Chicken Dijon Restaurant?

8 A. Yes.

9 Q. Did you settle the case?

10 A. Yes.

11 Q. Have you since tried to order food online?

12 A. No.

13 Q. Have you visited the restaurant itself 

14  physically?

15 A. No.

16:20 16 Q. Have you sued the PQ Newport Beach Bakery?  

17 A. PQ?  

18 Q. PQ, P as in Paul, Q as in Quebec.  

19 A. No. I don't believe I have.  

16:20 20 Q. Have you sued the Oke Poke Restaurant?

21 A. Yes.  

22 Q. Did you settle the case?

23 A. Yes.

24 Q. Have you tried to use your -- their website 

25  since?

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1 A. No.

2 Q. Did you visit the restaurant?

3 A. No.

16:21 4 Q. Have you sued a Rosti Tuscan Kitchen 

5  Restaurant?

6 A. Yes.  

7 Q. R-O-S-T-I.  

8 A. R-O-S -- 

9 Q. T-I?  

10 A. -- T-I?  

11 Q. Yes. Let me spell it again. R-O-S-T-I.

12 A. Yes.  

13 Q. Did you settle the case?  

16:21 14 A. I don't know.  

15 Q. Have you since tried to use their website to 

16  order food?

17 A. No.

18 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

19 A. No.

20 Q. Did you sue a Taco Mell, M-E-L-L?

21 A. Yes.

16:22 22 Q. Did you settle the case?  

23 A. I don't know.

24 Q. Have you since gone back to try to order food 

25  online?

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1 A. No.

2 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

3 A. No.

4 Q. Did you sue a Hero Shop Restaurant?

16:22 5 A. Yes. Hero Shop Restaurant?  

6 Q. Yes.  

7 A. Yes.  

8 Q. Did you settle the case?  

9 A. I don't know if it was settled.

10 Q. Have you since gone back to attempt to order 

11  food online?

12 A. No.

13 Q. Have you visited the physical location?

14 A. No.

15 Q. Did you sue a Mama's Restaurant?

16 A. Yes.

16:23 17 Q. Did you settle the case?

18 A. Yes.

19 Q. Have you since tried to go online to place an 

20  order for food?

21 A. No.

22 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

23 A. No.

16:23 24 Q. Did you sue a Sunnin Bakery? That's S as in 

25  Sam, U-N-N-I-N?

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1 A. Yes.

2 Q. Did you settle the case?

3 A. Yes.  

4 Q. Have you since tried to use their website to 

5  order food?

6 A. No.  

7 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

8 A. No.

16:23 9 Q. Have you sued a Tatsu Ramen? That's T as in 

10  Tom A-T-S-U, R-A-M-E-N.  

11 A. Yes.  

12 Q. Did you settle the case?

13 A. Yes.

14 Q. Have you since tried to order food online?

15 A. No.  

16 Q. Have you visited the restaurant since?

17 A. No. No.  

18 Q. Did you sue a Ballpark Pizza?

19 A. Yes.

16:24 20 Q. Did you settle the case?

21 A. Yes.

22 Q. Have you since tried to order food online?

23 A. No.

24 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

25 A. No.


1 Q. Did you sue a Kickin Kasian Restaurant?

2 A. Yes.

3 Q. Did you settle the case?

4 A. Yes.

16:24 5 Q. Have you since gone back to try to order food 

6  online?

7 A. No.

8 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

9 A. No.

10 Q. Did you sue a Poquito Mas Restaurant?

11 A. Yes.  

12 Q. Did you settle the case?

13 A. Yes.

14 Q. Have you since attempted to order food online?

15 A. No.  

16:25 16 Q. Have you physically visited the restaurant?

17 A. No.

18 Q. Did you sue a Presto Pasta Valencia 

19  restaurant?  

20 A. I don't know if that was the location, but I 

21  know it's Presto Pasta.  

16:26 22 Q. Did you settle the case?

23 A. Yes.

24 Q. Have you since attempted to order food online? 

25 A. No.  

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1 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

2 A. Yes. No.  

3 (Discussion between Mr. Hashemi and the 

4  witness out of the hearing of the reporter.)

5 THE WITNESS: He's going to ask it.

6 MR. HASHEMI: Okay, let counsel ask another 

7  question.

8 THE WITNESS: Okay.

9 MR. HASHEMI: And if there's an answer pending, 

16:26 10  please answer, then we can take a break.  

11 MR. SAHELIAN: All right. Let's take the break 

12  right now because she seems like she needs a break. So 

13  we'll take a break. Let me know when you're ready to go 

14  back on the record.  

15 MR. HASHEMI: Okay.  

16 THE WITNESS: Okay.

16:32 17 (Recess.)

16:32 18 MR. SAHELIAN: Okay. Back on the record.  

19 Q. Ms. Mageno, have you sued restaurant called 

20  Zov's Bistro?  

21 A. Can you repeat the first name?  

16:32 22 Q. Z as in zebra, O-V as in Victor, apostrophe S 

23  Bistro.  

24 A. Yes.

25 Q. Did you settle the case?  

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1 A. I -- I don't know.  

2 Q. Have you since gone online to try to order 

3  food?

4 A. No.

5 Q. Have you been physically present at any of 

6  their restaurants?

7 A. No.

16:33 8 Q. How about Baja Lobster? Have you sued them?  

9 A. Um --

10 Q. Baja Lobster of Newport Beach?  

11 A. I don't -- I don't remember.  

12 Q. Brent's, B-R-E-N-T apostrophe S?  

16:33 13 A. Brent's, B-R-E-N-T-S?  

14 Q. Sorry, let me spell it again. B as in boy, 

15  R-E-N-T apostrophe S, Deli.  

16 A. Um, yes.  

17 Q. Did you settle the case?

18 A. Yes.

19 Q. Have you since tried to go online to order 

20  food?

21 A. No.

22 Q. Did you visit the restaurant?

23 A. No.  

16:34 24 Q. Did you sue a Mancora Peruvian Cuisine?

25 A. Yes.

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1 Q. Did you settle the case?

2 A. Yes.  

3 Q. Have you since tried to go online and place an 

4  order for food?

5 A. No.  

6 Q. Have you visited the restaurant itself?

7 A. No.

16:34 8 Q. Did you sue a Pop Pie Company Restaurant?

9 A. Yes.

10 Q. Did you settle the case?  

11 A. I don't remember.  

12 Q. Have you since gone back to order food online?

13 A. No.

14 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

15 A. No.

16 Q. Okay. So by now you're familiar with the four 

16:35 17  questions that I'm asking. If you'd like, we'll shortcut 

18  this. I'll just name the restaurant, you can tell me 

19  whether you've been -- you can tell me whether you've 

20  sued them, settled, been back to, ordered online or 

21  physically visited the restaurant. I'll give you a 

22  choice whether you want to do it that way or I can ask 

23  the questions individually.  

24 MR. HASHEMI: Well, may I inquire how many of these 

25  you're going to go?  

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16:35 1 MR. SAHELIAN: I don't know. I don't know yet, 

2  Mr. Hashemi. I wish I did.  

3 MR. HASHEMI: Okay. I think we're going to need to 

4  ask each specific question because otherwise I'll be 

5  waiving objections, and I don't think I'm comfortable 

6  doing so with respect to this line of questioning.  

7 MR. SAHELIAN: All right. 

16:36 8 Q. So, Ms. Mageno, did you sue a Santa Monica 

9  Seafood Restaurant?

10 A. Yes.

11 Q. Did you settle the case?

12 A. Yes.

13 Q. Have you since gone back and tried to order 

14  food online?

15 A. No.

16 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

17 A. No.

16:36 18 Q. Did you sue a Best Pizza & Brew?  

19 A. I don't remember.  

20 Q. Street Churros.  

21 A. Street Churros, yes.

22 Q. Did you settle the case?  

23 A. Don't know.  

24 Q. Have you since gone back to try to use their 

25  website?

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1 A. No.

2 Q. Have you physically visited the restaurant?

3 A. No.

16:37 4 Q. Did you sue a Fuji Grill?

5 A. Yes.

6 Q. Did you settle the case?

7 A. Yes.

8 Q. Have you since tried to use their website?

9 A. No.

10 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

11 A. No.

12 Q. Did you sue an It's a Grind?  

16:38 13 A. I don't know.  

14 Q. Have you sued The Sandwich Spot?

15 A. Yes.

16 Q. Did you settle?

17 A. Yes.

18 Q. Have you since tried to use their website?

19 A. No.

20 Q. Did you visit the restaurant?

21 A. No.

16:38 22 Q. Did you sue a Creme San Diego?  

23 A. Creme?  

24 Q. C-R-E-M-E.  

25 A. I don't know that was the location, but I 

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1  heard the name Creme, yes.  

2 Q. Okay. In your mind, where is Creme located?  

3 A. I -- I don't remember.  

4 Q. All right. Did you settle?  

5 A. I don't remember.  

16:38 6 Q. Have you tried to use their website since?

7 A. No.  

8 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

9 A. No.

10 Q. Wow, I just noticed you sued Il Fornaio.  

11  That's my client. Have you sued -- 

12 A. Can you repeat?  

13 Q. Il Fornaio, I-L F-O-R-N-A-I-O?

14 A. Yes.

16:39 15 Q. Okay. Did you settle?

16 A. Yes.

17 Q. Have you since tried to use their website?

18 A. No.  

19 Q. Have you visited any of their restaurants?

20 A. No.

21 Q. All right. We'll do a couple more.  

16:40 22 Have you sued the San Pedro Fish Market?  

23 A. I don't remember.  

24 Q. Have you sued The Press Espresso?

25 A. Yes.

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1 Q. Did you settle?

2 A. Yes.

3 Q. Have you since tried to use their website?

4 A. No.

5 Q. Have you physically visited the restaurant?

6 A. No.

16:40 7 Q. Or I should say the coffee shop?

8 A. No.  

9 Q. Did you sue Three Pickles & Subs & Sandwiches?

10 A. Yes.

11 Q. Did you settle?

12 A. Yes.

13 Q. Have you since tried to order online?

14 A. No.

15 Q. Or use their website?

16 A. No.

17 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

18 A. No.

16:41 19 Q. I'll make this the last one. Have you sued 

20  Artisanal Expressions?  

21 A. I don't -- I don't know.  

22 Q. Have you sued the Seven Seas Roasting Company? 

16:41 23 A. I don't know.  

24 Q. Have you sued Pie for the People?

25 A. No.

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1 Q. Have you sued Kona Loa Three?  

2 A. Kona Loa Three? No.  

16:41 3 Q. How about just plain Kona Loa?

4 A. Yes.

5 Q. Did you settle?  

6 A. I don't know.  

7 Q. Have you since tried to use their website?

8 A. No.  

9 Q. Have you visited the restaurant?

10 A. No.

11 Q. I'll make this the last one. Have you sued 

16:42 12  4Fingers?

13 A. No.  

14 Q. Jackboy's Dog Bakery, have you sued them?

15 A. Yes.

16 Q. Did you settle?

17 A. Yes.

18 Q. Have you since tried to use their website?

19 A. No.  

20 Q. Did you visit the restaurant?

21 A. No.

22 MR. SAHELIAN: Let's take a five-minute break. Let 

16:42 23  me collect my thoughts, Mr. Hashemi, and we may be close 

24  to ending this deposition.

25 MR. HASHEMI: Sounds like a plan.

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1 MR. SAHELIAN: Thank you.  

16:51 2 (Recess.)

3 MR. SAHELIAN: We're just going to wrap this up.  

4 MR. HASHEMI: Okay.  

16:51 5 MR. SAHELIAN: Back on the record.  

6 Q. Ms. Mageno, I thank you for your patience 

7  today. How do you --? Let me ask you this question.  

8  You know that in order to initiate a lawsuit you're 

9  lawyers file a Complaint; correct?  

16:51 10 A. Yes.  

11 Q. I'm sorry, is that a yes?  

12 A. Yes. Sorry, didn't you hear me? Yes.  

13 Q. And you're able to read those Complaints?  

14 A. I'm not able to read them. My screen reader 

15  can read them.

16 Q. All right. Good. And do you make it a point 

17  to read each Complaint that's filed on your behalf?

18 A. Yes.

16:52 19 Q. Do you pay attention to a particular section 

20  or paragraph that's important to you?

21 A. Yes.

22 Q. Which paragraphs do you pay most attention to?  

23 A. The one that for today was the background. Of 

16:53 24  facts. Basically the facts. You hear me?  

25 Q. Yeah, I'm reading. I'm reading the Complaint.  

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16:53 1 A. Oh.  

2 Q. Bear with me one moment. Now every time you 

16:54 3  file one of these Complaints, you're asking a judge to 

4  order that the website be made readable. Is that 

5  correct?

6 A. Accessible? Not readable but accessible, yes.  

7 Q. Accessible with JAWS; correct? Or readable 

8  with JAWS?

9 MR. HASHEMI: Objection, argumentative.

16:54 10 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Well, let me rephrase it. I 

11  want to keep your attorney very happy because he's 

12  important. He's an important person to me. And he has a 

13  point, so let me rephrase it.  

14 When you file a Complaint, you're asking the 

16:54 15  judge to issue an order for you; is that correct?

16 A. Yes.  

17 Q. You said yes; correct?

18 A. Yes.

19 Q. And when you're filing a lawsuit based on 

20  denial of access in your ability to use a website, what 

21  are you asking the judge specifically to do for you?  

22 MR. HASHEMI: Objection, vague. You can answer. It 

23  calls for a legal conclusion. You can answer the 

24  question if you understand it.

25 MR. SAHELIAN: Well --

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1 THE WITNESS: I didn't understand it.

2 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Well, let me -- I'm sorry, 

3  let me rephrase it. You're asking the courts to do 

4  something for you by filing a lawsuit; correct?  

5 A. Yes.  

6 Q. What in plain English -- okay? -- no legal 

16:55 7  mumbo jumbo. Okay? Plain English, what are you asking a 

8  judge to do for you?  

9 A. Asking him to make the website compliant where 

10  a blind person could go on the website with a screen 

11  reader and have the ability just as a person with vision 

12  to make a order, as easily as -- 

13 Q. All right.  

14 A. -- (simultaneous dialog).  

15 Q. And very good, thank you. And in paragraph 9, 

16:56 16  I will submit to you of the Complaint you filed against 

17  Taco Rosa, you mentioned that you are a tester. Now, is 

18  that correct?  

19 A. Yes.  

20 Q. In your mind, in your mind, what does it mean 

21  to be a tester?  

22 A. I'm an advocate for the blind. In my mind is 

23  that with them -- me losing my eyesight, I have relatives 

16:56 24  that lost their eyesight that are older than me. And in 

25  my age, it was hard for me to adapt to the technology and 

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1  the -- the website. But nowadays, that's all there is so 

2  it's technology with sight.

3 Q. So in your mind again, could you tell me 

4  everything that you can think of as far as what it means 

16:57 5  to be a tester?

6 MR. HASHEMI: Calls for a legal conclusion, and you 

7  can answer.

8 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: In your mind. I'm not 

9  asking you for a legal conclusion. I'm saying what are 

10  your impressions in your mind of what it means to be a 

11  tester?  

12 A. I'm changing the world for the next person 

13  that becomes visually impaired or completely blind.  

14 Q. Okay.  

15 A. Making it easy for them to be able to use the 

16:58 16  website.  

17 Q. So in your mind, what are the responsibilities 

18  of a tester?  

19 A. I don't understand the question.  

20 Q. In other words, what are you doing in 

21  furtherance of your advocacy as a tester?  

16:58 22 A. Making sure that websites become compliant.  

23 Q. All right. So we just went through a litany 

24  of cases in which you filed suit and you settled.  

25  Correct?

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1 MR. HASHEMI: Objection, compound, and misstates 

2  prior testimony. You can answer the question though.

3 THE WITNESS: Yes.  

4 MR. SAHELIAN: Okay. Apparently your client 

16:58 5  understood the question, Mr. Hashemi, but that's okay.  

6 MR. HASHEMI: Are you implying that I'm unable to 

7  understand your questions?  

8 I'm kidding. Let's move on.

9 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: All right. So other than 

10  filing a lawsuit, what else have you done to ensure that 

11  the websites that you claim were not readable using JAWS 

12  became readable?

16:59 13 MR. HASHEMI: Vague, and I'm not sure I understood 

14  the question. Madam Reporter, may I ask that you read 

15  the question back again, please.  

16 (The record was read as follows:

16:59 17 "So other than filing a lawsuit, what else 

18 have you done to ensure that the websites that 

19 you claim were not readable using JAWS became 

20 readable?")  

16:59 21 MR. HASHEMI: Yeah, my objection is vague. You can 

22  answer the question if you're able to.

17:00 23 THE WITNESS: I don't know what --. You know, I 

24  don't know how to answer it.

25 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: If you don't know, you don't 

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1  know.

2 A. Yeah. I don't know how to answer that 

3  question.  

4 Q. Okay. Aside from filing a lawsuit, do you 

5  think it's the responsibility of a tester to follow 

17:00 6  through and retest a website after the lawsuit has been 

7  settled?

8 A. Yes.

9 Q. All right. Let's go to paragraph 11 of this 

10  Complaint, which I will submit to you reads as follows:  

11 "Plaintiff is being deterred from 

17:00 12 patronizing the defendant's website and brick 

13 and mortar locations on particular occasions."  

14 Okay? So let's take one phrase at the time 

15  here. "Plaintiff is being deterred from patronizing the 

16  defendant's website." What does that mean to you?  

17 A. I don't understand the question. I don't 

18  understand what you're saying. Can you repeat that?  

19 Q. Sure. There's a paragraph 11 in the Complaint 

17:01 20  in this action right here in this lawsuit that reads as 

21  follows: "Plaintiff is being deterred from patronizing 

22  the defendant's website." What does that mean to you if 

23  anything?  

24 A. I don't understand what that means.  

25 Q. All right. In your mind, does that mean 

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1  anything to you? I'm not asking you for a legal 

17:01 2  conclusion. I'm just asking you what in your mind does 

3  that mean to you?

4 MR. HASHEMI: Counsel, I think she had a question 

5  for you.

6 THE WITNESS: Yeah, I don't understand what deterred 

7  means.

8 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Okay, that's fine. All 

9  right. You also go on to say that, "Plaintiff is being 

10  deterred from patronizing the brick and mortar 

11  locations." Does that mean anything to you?  

17:02 12 A. I don't understand what deter means.

13 MR. SAHELIAN: All right. Well, we'll leave it at 

14  that. I have no further questions. Counsel, if you want 

17:02 15  to ask your questions, go right ahead.

16 MR. HASHEMI: Thank you, counsel.  

17 EXAMINATION

18 Q. BY MR. HASHEMI: Miss Mageno, is it your 

19  custom and practice to give business to restaurants with 

20  inaccessible websites?

21 A. No.  

22 Q. What was that again?

23 A. No.  

24 Q. Counsel asked you about whether -- about the 

25  allegations of being deterred. When you encounter 

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17:03 1  websites, whether they be restaurants or other places of 

2  public accommodation that offer products or services 

3  through their website in conjunction with their brick and 

4  mortar locations, when you go to a specific website and 

5  you identify barriers such that impede your ability as a 

17:03 6  visually impaired person to have full and equal access to 

7  their website and the products that are then offered to 

8  the public, do you make it a point to go back to that 

9  website?

10 A. Yes.

11 Q. Okay. When?  

12 A. When I get -- after they settle, I get a 

13  certain --

14 Q. Okay. 

15 A. -- my agreement that states a certain length 

16  of time.  

17 Q. Okay, so just want to thank you for that 

17:04 18  response. I'm going to interrupt your response and going 

19  to invite you to continue, but I do not want you to 

20  disclose any confidential provisions of any settlements 

21  or any attorney-client communications. If you can answer 

22  the question otherwise, please proceed.  

23 A. Yes, I do go back to a website.

24 Q. Okay. How often do you go back to those 

25  websites?  

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1 A. When the time is up in the agreement.

2 Q. What do you mean time is up?

17:04 3 A. How do I state this way? They set their -- 

4  their time is to fix the website, like maybe it could be 

5  months, years.

6 Q. Okay. So generally you're saying that the 

7  defendants are obligated to make their websites 

8  accessible to the visually impaired; is that correct?  

9 A. Yes.  

10 Q. Okay. So once that the deadline for that 

11  obligation is triggered, is that when you go back to the 

17:05 12  website?

13 A. Yes.

14 Q. How often do you do that?  

15 A. Every -- every time their website is due, I go 

16  in.  

17 Q. Okay. Very good. And is it your custom and 

18  practice or other usual conduct to go back to websites 

17:05 19  related to lawsuits to ensure that they have made the 

20  corrections they were obligated to otherwise?

21 A. Yes.

22 Q. Okay. That doesn't necessarily require you to 

23  order food from those websites; would it? Does it?

24 A. No.

25 Q. Okay. And you aren't otherwise obligated to 

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1  go back and visit the brick and mortar location of 

2  the -- 

17:06 3 MR. SAHELIAN: I'm going to object to this entire 

4  line of questioning as leading. But, you know, you're 

5  essentially testifying on her behalf. But it's so 

6  obvious, Mr. Hashemi, that I'm going to let you do it 

7  because any judge is going to see that you're asking 

8  leading questions here. And you're basically -- 

9 MR. HASHEMI: Okay.

10 MR. SAHELIAN: -- not only coaching but you're 

11  testifying on behalf of your client. But go ahead. Go 

12  ahead. Continue.

13 MR. HASHEMI: Okay.

17:06 14 MR. SAHELIAN: You have all the time in the world to 

15  testify on her behalf. Go ahead.  

16 MR. HASHEMI: I respectfully disagree with your 

17  assessment and your argument here, counsel, and the 

18  record will speak for itself.  

19 MR. SAHELIAN: Sure.  

20 Q. BY MR. HASHEMI: That being said, counsel 

21  asked you about, you know, maybe five, six dozen 

22  different restaurants, restaurants and websites that were 

23  related to lawsuits that were filed. You recall?

24 A. Yes.

17:07 25 Q. Okay. And have you -- or excuse me. Do you 

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1  intend to go back to every one of those, the websites 

2  affiliated with those lawsuits to ensure compliance has 

3  been adhered to?

4 A. Yes.

5 Q. In other words, are you going -- do you go 

6  back to those websites to ensure that the website is 

7  compliant with the ADA?

8 A. Yes.

9 MR. HASHEMI: No further questions.  

17:07 10 MR. SAHELIAN: All right. Well, you opened up a 

11  whole can of worms, Mr. Hashemi. I was about to 

12  terminate the deposition, but I'm afraid we're going to 

13  have to keep going.  

14 FURTHER EXAMINATION

15 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: So, Ms. Mageno, did you sue 

16  a Win Bea Kin Restaurant?  

17 A. I don't recall.  

18 Q. Did you sue a Cypress Point Restaurant?  

17:08 19 A. I don't recall.  

20 Q. Did you sue Handlebar Coffee Roasters?

21 A. Yes.

22 Q. Okay. Did you settle the case?

23 A. Yes.

24 Q. Have you gone back to try and order food or 

25  products from -- 

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1 A. No.

2 Q. -- company's website?

3 A. No.  

17:08 4 Q. Have you visited the actual location?

5 A. No.

6 Q. And when exactly did you test the website, if 

7  any?  

8 A. I don't recall.  

9 Q. Did you take notes if you -- strike that. If 

10  you had tested the website for compliance, would you have 

11  taken notes?

17:09 12 A. No. I don't know. I don't understand the 

13  question you're -- 

14 Q. Well, let me ask you once again. After 

15  settling with Handlebar Coffee, did you go back to test 

16  the website?

17 A. No.

18 Q. Did you go back to test the website at any 

19  time after filing suit?

20 A. No.

17:10 21 Q. Did you sue a Kean Coffee?  

22 A. What is it? Can you spell it?  

23 Q. Kean, K-E-A-N, Coffee.

24 A. Yes.  

25 Q. Did you settle the case?

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1 A. Yes.

2 Q. Did you at any time after filing suit go back 

3  to their website and test it?

4 A. No.

17:10 5 Q. Did you at any time after filing the lawsuit 

6  attempt to order food or products or services online?  

7 A. Can you restate the question?  

8 Q. Did you at any time after filing a lawsuit 

9  against Kean Coffee go back and attempt to order anything 

17:10 10  on their website?

11 A. No.

12 Q. Did you visit the actual restaurant?

13 A. No.

14 Q. At any time?

15 A. No.

16 Q. Okay. All right. So you sued a Chicago's 

17  Pizza; correct?  

18 A. Can you -- I couldn't hear you, I'm sorry.

17:11 19 Q. Did you sue a Chicago's Pizza?

20 A. Yes.

21 Q. Did you at any time after suing Chicago's 

22  Pizza go back and test the website?

23 A. No.

24 Q. Did you at any time after suing Chicago's 

25  Pizza attempt to use the website to place an order for 

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1  food?

2 A. No.

3 Q. Did you at any time after suing Chicago's 

17:12 4  Pizza visit the actual restaurant?

5 A. No.

6 Q. Did you sue a Hummus Bean Restaurant?

7 A. Yes.  

8 Q. Did you allege that their website was 

9  inaccessible?  

10 A. Can you repeat the question?  

11 Q. Did you allege that their website was 

12  inaccessible?  

17:12 13 A. Inaccessible? Can you restate it, like 

14  restate it, please?  

15 Q. All right. Sure. So you reference in 

16  reference to Hummus Bean, you said you sued them; 

17  correct?  

18 A. Yes.  

19 Q. What did you sue them for?  

20 A. Their website not being accessible.

21 Q. Did you at any time after suing them go back 

17:12 22  and test the website to see if it had become accessible?

23 A. No.

24 Q. Did you at any time after suing them attempt 

25  to place an order to purchase a product or services?

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1 A. No.

2 Q. Did you at any time after suing them visit the 

3  physical location of the restaurant?

4 A. No.

17:13 5 Q. Did you sue a Pepperoni's Pizza?  

6 A. I don't think so. No.  

7 Q. Did you at any time sue Gloria Jean's Gourmet 

8  Coffees?

9 A. Yes.

10 Q. Did you at any time after suing them go online 

17:13 11  and verify that their website had become accessible?

12 A. No.

13 Q. Did you at any time after suing them attempt 

14  to place an order for food or services on their website?

15 A. No.

16 Q. Did you at any time after suing them visit the 

17  coffee shop itself?

18 A. No.

17:14 19 Q. Did you sue an Erba, E-R-B-A, Markets?  

20 A. Erba, I don't --. No. No.  

21 Q. Did you see a California Cannabis Group?  

17:14 22 A. I don't -- no, I don't know.  

23 Q. That's California, cannabis is spelled C-a- 

24  double-N-A-B-I-S.

25 A. Yes. Is it a dispensary?  

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1 Q. Yes.  

2 A. Yes.  

3 Q. I'm sorry, is that a yes?  

4 A. Yes.  

5 Q. Okay. Did you at any time after suing them go 

17:15 6  back to verify that their website had been made 

7  accessible to you?

8 A. No.

9 Q. Did you at any time after suing them attempt 

10  to place an order?  

11 A. No.

12 Q. Online?

13 A. No.

14 Q. Did you at any time after suing them 

17:15 15  physically visit one of their locations?

16 A. No.

17 Q. Did you sue a Kareem's Falafel.  

18 A. Yes.

19 Q. Did you at any time after suing them go back 

20  online to verify compliance with -- 

21 A. No.

22 Q. -- the ADA?

23 MR. HASHEMI: Wait for him to finish his question.  

24 THE WITNESS: Sorry. I'm sorry.

17:16 25 MR. HASHEMI: And then give a response. Do you need 

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1  to take a break?  

2 THE WITNESS: I'm (inaudible).

3 MR. HASHEMI: Do you need to take a break? You seem 

4  exhausted.  

5 THE WITNESS: I am exhausted.  

6 No.  

7 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Well, this deposition would 

8  have been over if your attorney had not asked a few 

9  questions. But you can blame your attorney for this.  

10  So -- 

11 MR. HASHEMI: I'd just like to --

12 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: -- would you like to take 

13  a -- 

14 MR. HASHEMI: You're asking the same question over 

17:16 15  and over again. They have absolutely -- that has 

16  absolutely no relevance to the lawsuit. But if that's 

17  how you want to spend your client's money, feel free.

18 MR. SAHELIAN: Well, what has relevance and does not 

19  is up to the judge and not us attorneys to decide. So -- 

20 MR. HASHEMI: Go for it.

21 MR. SAHELIAN: -- does -- your client would like a 

22  break? 

23 THE WITNESS: No. No.  

24 MR. SAHELIAN: I'm sorry, is that a yes or no, does 

25  she need a break?  

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17:17 1 THE WITNESS: No. No.

2 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Okay. Did you sue a 

3  Kareem's Falafel?  

4 A. Can you repeat that, please?  

5 Q. Kareem, K-A-R double-E-M-S.  

6 A. I know, but can you repeat the question? I 

7  didn't hear it all.  

8 Q. I'm sorry, did you say you sued a Kareem's 

9  Falafel or you did not?  

17:17 10 A. I didn't hear your question is what I'm 

11  stating, sir.  

12 Q. Okay. I'm sorry, Kareem, K-A-R-E-E-M-S, 

13  Falafel?  

14 A. I -- I understand you're stating the company, 

15  but I didn't hear the question you're asking me about 

16  them.

17 Q. All right. Did you sue them?

18 A. Yes.

17:18 19 Q. What was the purpose of suing them?  

20 A. Their website wasn't compliant.  

21 Q. Have you since gone back to verify whether the 

22  website has been made compliant in your mind?  

23 MR. HASHEMI: Objection, vague.  

24 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: All right. Have you since 

17:18 25  filing the lawsuit gone back to verify if there were any 

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1  changes made to the website?

2 A. No.  

3 MR. HASHEMI: All right. She needs to take a --

4 MR. SAHELIAN: I'm in the middle of a question, 

5  Mr. Hashemi.

6 MR. HASHEMI: She hasn't started --.  

7 Before you start a question, I asked you if 

8  you need to take a break because it's just repetitive.  

9  And I need a break so...  

10 Would you mind taking a five-minute break?  

11 MR. SAHELIAN: Not at all.  

17:19 12 MR. HASHEMI: Thank you.  

17:24 13 (Recess.)

14 MR. SAHELIAN: All right. We're going to go --.  

15  I'm not going to torment you, even though you inflicted a 

17:24 16  wound on yourself, but we're going to keep going a bit 

17  more, and then we'll stop. Okay?  

18 MR. HASHEMI: I have this much water until the next 

19  break.  

20 MR. SAHELIAN: All right. Back on the record.  

17:25 21  Madam Court Reporter, what was my last question?  

22 (The record was read as follows:

17:18 23 "Have you since filing the lawsuit gone back 

17:18 24 to verify if there were any changes made to the 

25 website?  

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1 "Answer. No.")  

17:25 2 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Okay. And we're on Kareem's 

3  Falafel right now. Have you since filing a lawsuit, 

4  Ms. Mageno, attempted to order any food online from the 

5  website?  

17:26 6 A. From Kareem's website? No.  

7 Q. Have you physically visited the restaurant?

8 A. No.

9 Q. Did you sue a Two Fish Japanese Restaurant?

10 A. No.  

17:26 11 Q. Did you sue a Drnk Coffee & Tea, Drnk spelled 

12  D-R-N-K?  

13 A. D-R-N-K. Drink? Yes.

14 Q. Thank you for correcting the pronunciation on 

15  that. I thought it was drunk. Have you since checked to 

17:26 16  see if their website has been made readable to you?

17 A. No.

18 Q. Have you since ordered anything off their 

19  website?

20 A. No.

21 Q. Have you visited their location?

22 A. No.

23 MR. SAHELIAN: All right, Babak, I'm spare you the 

24  aggravation. We'll end the deposition here.

25 MR. HASHEMI: No way.  

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1 FURTHER EXAMINATION

17:27 2 Q. BY MR. HASHEMI: Miss Mageno, all these names 

3  that of restaurants and businesses that were subject of 

4  lawsuits in the past, you intend on going back to every 

5  one of those websites to ensure that they have made 

6  themselves compliant and accessible by the client?  

7 A. Yes.

8 Q. Okay. And when do you intend to do that?  

17:27 9 A. When their time is up that they are given to 

10  make it accessible.  

11 Q. Okay. And that's part of the confidentiality 

12  agreement; correct?  

13 A. Yes.  

14 Q. Okay. And how do you know when their time to 

15  remediate once their website has expired?  

17:28 16 A. The attorneys will let me know.  

17 THE REPORTER: I didn't understand the question.  

18 (The record was read.)

19 MR. HASHEMI: Let me start that question over 

20  because I don't know if it came through correctly.  

21 Q. How do you know when the time has expired for 

22  the websites to have completed remediation?  

23 A. Attorneys let me know.  

17:28 24 Q. Okay. So you rely on your attorneys to inform 

25  you of that information?

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1 A. Yes.

2 Q. Okay. And as you sit here today, have you 

3  gone back to websites that were subject to prior suits to 

4  ensure that they have remediated or otherwise become 

5  compliant with the ADA?

6 A. Yes.

17:29 7 Q. Are you able to tell us how many occasions?  

8 A. Can you repeat that?  

9 Q. Are you able to tell us how many times you've 

10  done so?  

11 A. I -- I don't know.  

12 Q. You don't. Is there a particular estimate you 

13  can give me of the --

14 A. Maybe like 50?  

17:30 15 Q. You've gone back to 50 percent?

16 A. No, 50 -- like maybe 50 websites.

17 Q. Okay. So you've gone back to 50 websites to 

18  make sure they are compliant. Okay. Very good. Thank 

19  you. Nothing further on my end.  

20 FURTHER EXAMINATION

21 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: All right. So you say 

22  you've gone back to 50 websites to ensure compliance with 

23  the ADA; correct?  

24 A. Yes.  

17:30 25 Q. So you have filed in total how many web -- or 

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1  strike that. You've filed in total how many lawsuits in 

2  the past five years?  

3 A. I don't know.  

4 Q. Would it be a number approaching 1,000?  

5 A. I have no idea.  

6 Q. Could it be 2,000?  

7 A. I don't know.  

17:30 8 Q. How far back do these lawsuits go that you've 

9  filed?  

10 MR. HASHEMI: Objection, vague.

11 THE WITNESS: I don't know.

12 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Did you start filing these 

13  lawsuits in -- before the year 2015?  

14 A. I -- I don't know.  

17:31 15 Q. Have you used any other attorneys other than 

16  the Manning Law Firm?

17 A. No.  

18 Q. So you've indicated that of all the lawsuits 

19  that you've filed, you've gone back to 50 to verify that 

17:31 20  the websites are readable to you; is that correct?

21 A. I would say at least 50, yes.

22 Q. Okay. Now in terms of evidence, what evidence 

23  do you have that you've done this?  

24 MR. HASHEMI: I'm going to instruct the witness to 

25  exclude any testimony that would disclose attorney-client 

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1  privileged information or attorney work product, but 

17:32 2  otherwise you're free to answer.

3 THE WITNESS: I don't have evidence.

4 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: All right. Have you taken 

5  any notes in any form of the work that you've done to 

6  verify?  

7 MR. HASHEMI: I'm going to ask the witness to 

8  exclude any information -- any testimony that would 

9  disclose attorney-client privileged communication. But 

17:32 10  you're otherwise free to answer.

11 THE WITNESS: No.

12 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: So you've taken no notes at 

13  all of having gone back to verify whether these websites 

14  of businesses that you've sued have actually been changed 

15  to make it readable to you? I should say to make them 

16  readable to you?  

17:33 17 MR. HASHEMI: Argumentative and vague.

18 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Is that correct?  

19 A. I don't -- I don't understand the question, 

20  sir. I don't understand what you're saying.  

21 Q. All right. All right. So you testified a few 

22  minutes ago that you have verified changes that have been 

17:33 23  made to websites of companies that you have sued.  

24  Correct?  

25 A. (No audible response.)

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1 Q. Is that a yes?

2 A. Yes.

3 Q. Okay. What notes, evidence, do you have that 

4  you've done this?

17:34 5 MR. HASHEMI: Counsel, I think my objection is going 

6  to tell you what there is. So I'm going to instruct her 

7  to exclude any attorney-client communications or attorney 

8  work product that she's aware of from her answer.  

9 So if you can do so and answer the question, 

10  please proceed.  

11 THE WITNESS: I can't answer the question.

12 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: You cannot answer the 

13  question why?  

14 A. I can't answer it.

17:35 15 Q. Why can't you answer the question? Do you 

16  have any notes anywhere that you've kept for yourself or 

17  anyone else?

18 A. No.  

19 Q. If I asked you -- if I ask you to go back and 

20  tell me which of the websites you've actually verified 

21  that has been verified of compliance --? Let me rephrase 

17:35 22  that. I don't think that was grammatically correct.  

23 If I asked you to go back right now and to 

24  tell me which of the websites you've reviewed for 

25  compliance after filing lawsuit, would you be able to 

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1  tell me which?  

17:35 2 A. I don't know if I can answer the question.  

3 MR. HASHEMI: You can answer the question. If you 

4  can answer the question without disclosing any attorney- 

5  client privileged communication or divulging information 

6  about work product done by your attorneys, you can answer 

7  it. So if you can do it without -- and follow the 

8  instruction that I've given you, then please answer the 

9  question.

10 THE WITNESS: Can you repeat the question then, 

11  please?  

17:36 12 MR. SAHELIAN: I'm going to have the court reporter 

13  reread it.

14 THE WITNESS: Okay. That's fine.  

15 (The record was read as follows:

17:35 16 "If I asked you to go back right now and to 

17 tell me which of the websites you've reviewed 

18 for compliance after filing lawsuit, would you 

19 be able to tell me which?")

17:36 20 MR. HASHEMI: Same instruction.

21 THE WITNESS: To answer it, I don't -- I don't think 

22  I can.

23 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: When you are verifying to 

17:37 24  see if a website is compliant and you're being thorough 

25  going through the various pages, do you somehow take 

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17:37 1  notes for yourself?

2 A. No.  

3 Q. How do you remember then specific problems on 

4  a website if you don't take notes?

5 MR. HASHEMI: You can answer the question so long as 

6  you exclude any attorney-client communication.

7 THE WITNESS: Then I can't answer the question.

8 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Are you able to go through 

17:38 9  an entire website, a restaurant's website, and remember 

10  every single problem that you experienced months later 

11  without taking notes?  

17:38 12 A. I can't answer the question.  

13 Q. Of the 500 lawsuits plus that you have filed, 

14  are you able to tell me what problems you experienced 

15  with each of the websites of these restaurants as you sit 

16  here today?

17:39 17 MR. HASHEMI: Objection, vague and compound.

18 THE WITNESS: I can't answer the question.

19 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: What was your answer?  

20 A. I don't understand the question. I can't 

21  answer the question. I don't know.  

22 MR. HASHEMI: You and I can't have a discussion on 

23  the record, so you can have -- whatever you say, you're 

24  going to have to say it loud so that the court 

25  reporter -- 

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1 THE WITNESS: I don't know.

17:40 2 MR. HASHEMI: Okay.  

3 Q. BY MR. SAHELIAN: Can you name right now the 

4  50 businesses whose websites you've gone back to verify 

5  for compliance?

6 A. No.  

7 Q. Can you name any of them?  

8 A. Not off the top of my head, no.  

17:40 9 Q. What would you have to do to refresh your 

10  memory?  

11 A. I don't know. I -- just a long day. The 

12  deposition's really long. I don't know.  

13 Q. You want to take a break and then perhaps you 

14  can remember what you'd have to do to be able to tell me 

15  which of the 50 restaurants you remember going back and 

17:40 16  verifying compliance of their website?  

17 A. I don't want to take a break, no, I don't.  

18  I'd have to think about it, really think about it.  

19 Q. Is there a recording that you've made to 

20  yourself of the work that you've done on these websites?  

21 A. A recording? No.  

17:41 22 Q. Are you able to take notes for yourself on 

23  your telephone or anywhere?

24 A. Yes.

25 Q. How do you do that?  

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1 A. To my phone to take notes.  

2 Q. How do you keep notes for yourself if you 

3  wanted to on either your phone or your computer? How do 

4  you do that?  

17:41 5 A. On my computer, I type them to myself.  

6 Q. Okay. How do you type?  

7 A. I don't understand.  

8 Q. Do you use a keyboard?  

9 A. I use a separate keyboard, yes.  

10 Q. Okay. When you want to take notes on your 

11  phone, how do you do that?  

12 A. I speak into my phone.  

13 Q. All right. So do you have any notes at all of 

17:42 14  any of this remediation verification that you've done, 

15  any of the compliance verification that you've done?  

16 A. No, I have no notes or anything, no.  







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