Summary
The Northern District of California granted summary judgment to Nutanix and Knaup in Edmonds’s action against D2IQ and related defendants. The court held that Edmonds offered no evidence that Nutanix employed him and that his evidence was insufficient to establish Knaup as his employer, leaving D2IQ as the sole remaining defendant and prompting a status report and case management conference regarding D2IQ’s current legal status.
Holdings
- Summary judgment was granted to Nutanix because Edmonds produced no evidence that Nutanix ever employed him and did not respond to that issue in his opposition.
- Summary judgment was granted to Knaup because awareness of Edmonds's complaint while serving as D2IQ's CEO was insufficient to establish that Knaup was Edmonds's employer; consequently, Knaup could not be individually liable on the asserted claims.
Questions Presented
- Whether summary judgment should be granted to Nutanix where Edmonds produced no evidence that Nutanix employed him.
- Whether Knaup could be held individually liable where the only evidence connecting him to Edmonds's employment relationship was his awareness of Edmonds's complaint while serving as D2IQ's CEO.
Disposition
other
Cases Cited (3)
- Miller v. Maxwell's International Inc., 991 F.2d 583, 587 (9th Cir. 1993)(followed)
- Raines v. U.S. Healthworks Medical Group, 15 Cal. 5th 268, 276 (2023)(followed)
- Reno v. Baird, 18 Cal. 4th 640, 663 (1998)(followed)
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