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DECLARATION IN SUPPORT OF EX PARTE APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO SERVE PLEADING

Notice was provided to parties and counsel that Plaintiff is aware of who were served to date by email.

The only party who has stated it will oppose the application is Morrison & Foerster, whose counsel asked
Plaintiff to advise the Court that the firm will oppose the ex parte application, however counsel has not to
date responded to a request that he provide the basis for the objection.

All the below named defendants have not yet been served primarily because a process-server was unable to
locate a proper address for which to serve and/or because a process-server is in the process of serving saiddefendants and/or because Plaintiff was unable to locate the address of defendants and/or Plaintiff encounteredmyriad difficulties and obstacles in serving said defendants such as Larissa Parecki, Voice of OC, Erwin Chemerinsky, Skadden Arps, Mary Ann Todd, Munger Tolles, Bradley Phillips, Ron Olson, Edison
International, Douglas Winthrop, Howard Rice, Holly Fujie, Buchalter Nemer, Raj Chatterjee,Thomas Girardi,
Richard Tom, Southern California Edison, Wilson Sonsini, Cary Martin Zellerbach AKA Mary Ellen Martin
Zellerbach, Mark Robinson, Arnold Porter, Mark Friedman - Fulcrum Properties, Mark Parnes, CalifomiaALL,Ruthe Catolico Ashley, Sarah Redfield, Morrison England, Torie Flournoy-England, James Brosnahan,Geoffrey Brown, Ophelia Basgal, Pacific Gas & Electric Company, Verizon Communications, Darrell
Steinberg, Kamala Harris, Michael Peevey, Steve Poizner, Freada Kapor Klein, James Hsu, Jeff Bleich,
Sonnenschein Nath & RosenthaL.

Specifically, for example:

Jeff Bleich — process server who went to his office in San Francisco was informed Mr. Bleich is out of the
country. Process server recommended to Plaintiff substituted service, and it will be attempted on Becky Bleich
(his wife) at the home address in order to perfect service.

Raj Chatterjee — service has been attempted multiple times, both at his office and place of residence. Plaintiff
anticipates Mr. Chatterjee will soon be served via substitute service.

James Brosnahan — service has been attempted multiple times, both at his office and place of residence.
Plaintiff anticipates Mr. Brosnahan will soon be served via substitute service.

Geoffrey Brown — process server visited the home of Mr. Brown at least twice. Mr. Brown is either not home
or not responding to the process server’s contact efforts. An envelope containing the Summons, FAC, ADR,
CMC package was left on the stairs of his residence. The process server has advised that a “stake-out” may be
necessary to serve Mr. Brown.

Freada Kapor Klein — process-server visited Freada Kapor’s office in Oakland and was told to leave papers
with her assistant. As such, at this point Plaintiff is unsure if service has been perfected on Freada Kapor.

Sarah Redfield — out of state defendant (a resident of Maine). An attempt to serve Redfield pursuant to CCP
by first-class-mail registered, return receipt has to date been unsuccessful.

Cary Martin Zellerbach AKA Mary Ellen Martin Zellerbach — Plaintiff served her company, “Martin
Investment Mangement,” located in Illinois, but to date could not locate Cary Martin Zellerbach’s residence in
San Francisco to complete service.

Mark Friedman, Fulcrum Properties — Plaintiff is unsure if service was perfected as of yet.