Voxon Unresponsive to Subpoena Despite AT&T’s ‘Diligent Efforts’
AT&T reached out to Voxon four times via FedEx and email since its Nov. 21 motion to compel the production of Voxon documents under a Sept. 19 subpoena from the U.S. District Court for Eastern Pennsylvania in Philadelphia in a…
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case in which AT&T is a defendant (see 2211230053), said AT&T in a Local Rule 3.01(g) certification Friday (docket 8:22-mc-00043) in U.S. District Court for Middle Florida in Tampa. Despite AT&T’s “diligent efforts” to invite Voxon to meet and confer telephonically about the subpoena and the motion to compel, “Voxon has failed to respond,” said the certification. Core Communications sued AT&T in June 2021, seeking the recovery of $11.4 million in unpaid but disputed access services charges, and AT&T said in the petition that the Voxon documents are “directly relevant” to its defense in the case. AT&T designated Angela Zambrano of Sidley Austin as its lead counsel in the case, said a notice Friday.