This document is a transcript of a telephone conference held on June 24, 2020, in the case of Doe v. Indyke et al., presided over by Judge Debra C. Freeman. The conference discusses various procedural and discovery issues, including the potential participation of the plaintiff in a settlement fund, discovery disputes, and the scheduling of depositions. The plaintiff's counsel argues against staying the case, emphasizing the need for discovery to support the plaintiff's claim in the settlement fund. The defense raises concerns about the cost of litigation and the potential impact on the estate's funds available for victims. The court encourages both parties to work together efficiently and consider the implications of the plaintiff's potential participation in the settlement fund.
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