…decision by the Court to undercut that purpose. Should Does 1 and 2 wish to submit a more thorough explanation for their objection, doing so would be to the benefit of all involved in this process. Third, and relatedly, that …
…add any clarity to the process. Approaching the Does in categories will have the added benefit of having only a few responses and replies due in a particular round as the Objecting Does will be spread out amongst the groups…
…the Protocol. The Court should therefore reject the original parties’ proposals undermining the contemplated individual review and the other components of the Protocol, the latter of which was largely adopted for the benefit of the non-parties. In particular, Plaintiff…