…be invoked when the government itself brings suit.7 However, the conclusory assertion of a general harm to the public good if the disputed documents are disclosed is inadequate to justify invoking the public interest privilege; there must be proof…
…issues orally with Brad last week, I am including them in written form so that there can be no dispute about our position. I do object to the vast number of your 368 search terms. Most are not tied to…
…depositions. II. THE PROPOSED DEPOSITIONS ARE CUMULATIVE, DUPLICATIVE, AND NOT RELEVANT TO THE CENTRAL ISSUES OF THE DISPUTE Plaintiff has not met the requisite showing to permit in excess of 10 depositions. In Sigala v. Spikouris, 00 CV 0983(ILG…
… I meant to clarify, as 10 in the emails I know were 11 produced. 12 I can't speak to any other 13 documents that you might want to 14 raise a dispute about. But with 15 respect to the…
…depositions. II. THE PROPOSED DEPOSITIONS ARE CUMULATIVE, DUPLICATIVE, AND NOT RELEVANT TO THE CENTRAL ISSUES OF THE DISPUTE Plaintiff has not met the requisite showing to permit in excess of 10 depositions. In Sigala v. Spikouris, 00 CV 0983(ILG…
…of inquiry. I don't believe I'm the only one who is 17 speculating -- 18 THE COURT: By the way, that was not stated with 19 respect to the financial information dispute. Let's call it 20 that. This…
…may prompt the parties to settle. The public still has a right to know that the filing of the complaint in our courts influenced the settlement of the dispute: “When a complaint is filed, and the authority of the people…