…is received, it shall be the obligation of the party designating the information as CONFIDENTIAL to file an appropriate motion requesting that the Court determine whether the disputed information should be subject to the terms of this Protective Order. If…
…Thereafter, the district court resolved the parties‘ disputes over the calculation of those benefits in a series of 12 Case: Case:24-182, 24-182,01/08/2026, 07/23/2025,DktEntry: DktEntry:102.1, …
…is received, it shall be the obligation of the party designating the information as CONFIDENTIAL to file an appropriate motion requesting that the Court determine whether the disputed information should be subject to the terms of this Protective Order. If…
… In order to hasten the unsealing process and to avoid any last-minute disputes, 1 Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1127 Filed 10/20/20 Page 2 of 2 the Court advises the parties that the necessary…
…in connection with discovery motions decided by Judge 8 Sweet. The parties and nonparties dispute whether certain of 9 the documents at issue today are judicial documents. 10 First, docket number 422 and the materials filed in 11 connection with…
…single question in Docket Entry 450-1 that they assert was a transcription error. Plaintiff’s initial brief is clear that she does not dispute that there may have been a transcription error. The public record is clear that 1 …
…for[] ‘responses concerning intimate matters”). There is thus no dispute that all “intimate matters” from the deposition should remain sealed.1 Plaintiff’s response concerning the balance of the deposition misconstrues Ms. Maxwell’s objections and misstates the facts and…
…172, and 1992 results in a determination that: (a) the selected Sealed Materials relate solely to five-year-old discovery disputes and therefore, at most, begin with a presumption of public access “somewhat lower than the presumption applied to material…
…Instead, those courts allowed the parties to advocate for sealing and unsealing and resolved any disputes expeditiously. These courts have generally permitted redactions and sealing to protect the names and personally identifiable information of victims, which is what Plaintiff seeks…
…of the ultimate merits of the case arguably triggers the highest degree of protection against sealing, this does not imply that motion papers addressed to a discovery dispute do not trigger the public-access presumption.” In re Omnicom Grp., Inc…
… This 4 testimony is, in any case, far afield from the sex trafficking 5 and sexual abuse allegations that were central to the dispute 6 in Giuffre v. Maxwell. Although the prurient interest of some 7 may be left unsatiated…
…an approach, however, would delay speeding up the process until after her criminal proceedings,3 and will only to lead to more disputes. Even deciding what groups should exist and what to call them will likely lead to disagreement, and…
…Here, the at-issue deposition testimony relates to the lowest presumption of access, i.e., discovery dispute pleadings. Brown, 929 F.3d at 49 n.22. There is no dispute that Ms. Maxwell relied on the Protective Order when she…
…16 in opposition, and they don't really dispute any of the basic 17 principles I've just gone over. 18 If you find that a document is a judicial record, 19 according to Logosch, you can only seal those…
…DE 1108, at 1. This next phase specifically contemplates individualized review for each affected non-party, and a provision is made for an evidentiary hearing to resolve any factual disputes as to each non-party. See id. at 3. We…
…This is because the presumption of access “in filings submitted in connection with discovery disputes or motions in limine is generally somewhat lower than the presumption applied to material introduced at trial, or in connection with dispositive motions such as…
…citizens in the discussion of these problems. Cernovich Media cannot conduct its Forth Estate function if this Court allows the Parties to conduct their dispute outside of the normal sunlight of transparency and accessibility. The public has a right to…
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