The case of Wauchop v. Domino's Pizza, Inc. involves a wrongful death suit on behalf of a family at the hands of an employee of a Domino's Pizza franchise. In this instance the defendants named were the company itself, the president, the franchise owner, and the driver of the deliver vehicle involved. The plaintiffs claim that the 30-minute delivery policy was the cause of the accident resulting in the death of the woman.
The plaintiff filed a motion for default judgment against Thomas Monaghan as result of his refusal to offer himself for deposition. Monaghan sought summary judgment in lieu of his deposition. Judge Miller of the US District Court in Indiana issued the decision. The decision basically states that Monaghan's claim of noninvolvement in the resulting accident is not valid and summary judgment will not be allowed. As the president of the parent company and a party to the company policy that is at issue in this case, his deposition would violate the plaintiff's......

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Title: Wauchop V. Domino's
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