Joanna Gaines will have to sit for a deposition, but she won’t get a paycheck. Her requests to quash her subpoena and obtain a protective order to keep the case confidential were also denied “as moot.”Page Six previously reported that Gaines is not directly involved in the suit, as it involves Standard Furniture Manufacturing Company, Inc. and LF Products. Standard Furniture Manufacturing agreed to sell “high-end furniture” under the Magnolia House name (which Joanna, 39, owns with her husband Chip), and LF Products was set to make the products. But Joanna allegedly discovered that the manufacturing company was using a different type of raw material than they agreed on, and now the companies are battling in court over the upholstered chairs and couches. '”“The Court agrees with the defendants that Gaines has information relevant to this dispute that cannot be gotten elsewhere,” the judge ruled in the recent docs.

Source: Fox News January 30, 2018 12:56 UTC