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CCUSD Memorandum Supporting Motion for Summary Judgment

2025-09-10 2025-2026 Filed September 10, 2025; motion later granted September 18, 2026
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CCUSD's memorandum supporting summary judgment or summary adjudication in Los Angeles Superior Court case 24STCV13243. The District argued that New Earth's proposal was supplemented or superseded by board-approved purchase-order terms, that New Earth was paid $600,000 in each of Years 1 and 2 for services actually provided, and that New Earth's demand for an additional $900,000 depended on treating the proposal's $1.5 million Year 2 estimate as binding. These are the District's litigation arguments; the later court ruling granted summary judgment on a contract-formation/counteroffer analysis.

Memorandum of points and authorities Primary party filing
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Financial context
CCUSD argued that the governing purchase-order framework authorized $600,000 for Year 2 and that New Earth sought an additional $900,000 based on the proposal.
Documented amounts
$225 per hour · $600,000 · $1,500,000 · $900,000
Court
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Case Number
24STCV13243
Filed Date
2025-09-10
Los Angeles Superior Court · 24STCV13243

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Primary filings and court records preserved for New Earth v. Culver City Unified School District.

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This record separates the District's advocacy from the court's later findings. The memorandum cites deposition testimony and exhibits, but CCR does not treat every characterization in an advocate's brief as an independent judicial finding.