8, TelePacific shall by November 30, 2015, make an initial good faith production of documents related to relevant disputes involving 8YY traffic switched access charges and provide a statement of the parameters of the search conducted. 24, TelePacific shall produce by November 30, 2015, all unprivileged documents reviewed in preparing its answers to HyperCube's First Set of Interrogatories and First Set of Requests for Admission. 21-23, HyperCube withdrew its motion to compel production, because TelePacific has now produced the responsive documents. 17-18, TelePacific shall produce by December 15, 2015, all unprivileged documents generated since January 1, 2009, that constitute, reflect, address, and/or discuss any analysis, opinion, or decision by TelePacific regarding the applicability of access charges when a carrier is involved in or assisting a wireless/CMRS carrier or VoIP provider originate or terminate a long distance call. Regardless, TelePacific shall produce, no later than December 15, 2015, all currently effective contracts with wireless/CMRS carriers and VoIP providers that relate, in whole or in part, to the transport of 8YY traffic on their behalf. 15-16, TelePacific shall make diligent efforts to obtain consent from any third parties to produce the documents responsive to these requests. (including but not limited to AT&T Mobility) that address TelePacific's inbound 8YY traffic or relate to such 8YY traffic (e.g., contracts that provide for cumulative discounts with other services) and that were in effect since January 1, 2009. Regardless, TelePacific shall produce, no later than December 15, 2015, all contracts with AT&T, Inc., or any affiliate of AT&T, Inc. 12, TelePacific shall make diligent efforts to obtain AT&T's consent to produce the documents responsive to this request. 11, pursuant to the parties' agreement at the hearing, TelePacific shall produce by December 15, 2015, all call detail records ('CDRs') memorializing calls exchanged with HyperCube since January 1, 2012, regardless of whether such calls are characterized as interstate or intrastate calls. 10, TelePacific shall produce by November 30, 2015, all documents that relate to instructions or information that TelePacific has programmed into the SMS/800 Database including, but not limited to, changes or updates to the SMS/800 Database. Kearney and other relevant persons to ensure that all custodians with documents potentially responsive to these requests are identified. TelePacific shall also make appropriate inquiries from Mr. Thereafter, the parties shall work diligently and cooperatively on modifying and refining the search terms, if necessary, and on a reasonable timeframe for producing the responsive documents from other custodians. 4-7, TelePacific shall: (a) by November 18, 2015, provide HyperCube with a list of search terms it proposes to use in searching for and compiling documents responsive to these requests and (b) by November 30, 2015, produce any responsive documents from custodian William Kearney that were located with the above-mentioned search terms.

3, TelePacific shall produce by November 30, 2015, copies of any of its policies concerning, in whole or in part, 8YY traffic that were in effect since January 1, 2009. As to Request for Production of Documents ('RFP') No. 40) is GRANTED IN PART and DENIED IN PART. In light of the court's discussion with the parties at the hearing, and for the reasons stated on the record, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that: 1. 41.) At the Novemhearing on the motion, attorney Charles Steese appeared on behalf of HyperCube, and attorneys Stephen Bowen and Rochelle Wilcox appeared on behalf of TelePacific. 40.) On November 5, 2015, the parties filed a timely joint statement regarding their discovery disagreement pursuant to Local Rule 251. Presently pending before the court is plaintiff HyperCube Telecom, LLC's ('HyperCube') motion to compel further discovery responses from defendant U.S.

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