…Plaintiff’s ad hoc approach that picks and chooses among Non-Parties will more likely to lead to confusion and inefficiency in lieu of an orderly and logistical progression of unsealing. Defendant instead offers two alternatives for selecting the pleadings…
…Maxwell’s deposition or Doe 1’s deposition, regardless of whether those motions mention Doe 1 or Doe 2. Plaintiff disagrees with this approach, as the parties agreed and the Court ordered that the Protocol would proceed by Non- Party…
…employee, (ii) Epstein affiliate, (iii) victim, etc.) so that they can be addressed in groups. Such an approach, however, would delay speeding up the process until after her criminal proceedings,3 and will only to lead to more disputes. Even…
…a crime victim. Plaintiff and Ms. Maxwell have a fundamental difference in the approach to identifying the non-parties who should be on the list. Plaintiff takes the position that if a non-party’s name has appeared anywhere in…