…982. The parties met and conferred several times over the past two weeks, and were able to reach agreement with the exceptions of Categories 4 and 10 below. Plaintiff believes that all documents concerning trial deposition designations (including objections and…
…ECF No. 1108. The Parties met and conferred on July 26, and discussed ways in which the sealing process can proceed more efficiently. The Parties therefore present the following options to the Court. Plaintiff’s Proposal At the July 1…
…in her opinion, they were under-inclusive. The parties met and conferred on July 29, and disagreed as to what constitutes “nonparties’ specific conduct” requiring redaction. Plaintiff’s understanding of the Court’s order is that the documents are to…
…She was unable to crawl . . .Based on [REDACTED] intoxicated condition, a [sic] ambulance was called to transport her to [REDACTED] to check on her condition. I then met with [REDACTED] and his mother. I advised [REDACTED] of his Miranda rights . . …
…1131), Plaintiff sent Maxwell copies of her proposed redactions yesterday evening 2 and scheduled a telephone conference to discuss those materials today. The parties met and conferred this afternoon, but could not reach agreement on the materials to be unsealed…
…She was unable to crawl . . .Based on [REDACTED] intoxicated condition, a [sic] ambulance was called to transport her to [REDACTED] to check on her condition. I then met with [REDACTED] and his mother. I advised [REDACTED] of his Miranda rights . . …
…she would be unlikely to meet a November 8 deadline given the schedule for her criminal trial. The parties met and conferred on October 20, and Defendant agreed to Plaintiff’s proposed list of non- party objectors on October 29…
… however, once a party voluntarily discloses work product to an adversary, the need for the privilege disappears.”); Grumman Aerospace Corp. v. Titanium Metals Corp. of America, 91 F.R.D. 84, 90 (D.C.N.Y., 1981) (“Disclosure to an…
…Maxwell submits that consideration of the motions in chronological order is the most logical, efficient and fair method to adopt. Plaintiff’s counsel proposes an ad hoc approach in which filings appear to be selected in order to speed up…
…Churcher, who they fully 23 acknowledge reported stories about this case -- not this 24 litigation but the underlying case and who first met the 25 plaintiff when she traveled to Australia to interview her in SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C…
… Either way, there was to 15 be a showing by the party seeking to seal that a particular 16 test has been met with regard to the document at issue. 17 The courts have held pretty strictly, according to our…
…an individualized review of the sealed materials” was an abuse of discretion, the Second Circuit in dicta “describe[d] certain methods courts can employ to” prevent records from being used to “gratify private spite or promote public scandal” or “serve…
…identify the nonparties, to the extent that they are not already public, shall be redacted.2 Counsel shall accordingly proceed with unsealing the relevant materials by the method prescribed in the Court’s July 28 Order (dkt. no. 1077) and…
…the party causing the service shall file a certificate of service, stating the date and method of service and identifying the Non-Party by his or her pseudonymous identifier. c. Within 14 days of service of the Non-Party Notice…
…the party causing the service shall file a certificate of service, stating the date and method of service and identifying the Non- Party by his or her pseudonymous identifier. c. Within 14 days of service of the Non-Party Notice…
…ruling, this court recognized the potential for persons to use court files “to promote scandal arising out of unproven potentially libelous statements,” and described various methods available “to protect the judicial process from being coopted for such purposes.” Id. at…
…Sprint Corp., 407 F.3d 560, 562 (2d Cir. 2005) (“[P]ermissive intervention is the proper method for a nonparty to seek a modification of a protective order.”); see also E.E.O.C. v. Nat’l Children’s Ctr…
…After service, the party causing the service shall file a certificate of service, stating the date and method of service and identifying the Non-Party by his or her pseudonymous identifier. c. Within 14 days of service of the Non…
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