…motion papers. And Maxwell cites no precedent for the proposition that Doe 1’s memory is a countervailing interest sufficient to justify continued sealing—Doe 1’s medical condition may have been the proper subject of cross-examination, but it…
…not have had a working understanding of the process in the first place.1 Ms. Giuffre argues that “[a]llowing Non-Parties multiple opportunities to object to unsealing would set a precedent that would exponentially delay this process.” (Dkt. no…
…scrutiny that which rightfully should be exposed to sunlight. As the Second Circuit concluded, “in contravention of our precedent, the District Court failed to review the documents individually and produce specific, on-the-record findings that sealing is necessary to…
…Question concerning Documents Produced After the Deposition This Court has already ruled that reopening a party deposition is appropriate where important3 documents are produced after the deposition is completed. This ruling is in accord with relevant precedent. See Wesley v…
…the claims. 4. Plaintiff and her counsel are fully aware of sanctions for non- compliance with Court orders “Although formal warnings often precede the imposition of serious sanctions, this court has never considered warning an absolute condition precedent.” Davidson v…
…the claims. 4. Plaintiff and her counsel are fully aware of sanctions for non- compliance with Court orders “Although formal warnings often precede the imposition of serious sanctions, this court has never considered warning an absolute condition precedent.” Davidson v…
…it is more efficient to permit the parties to freely file matters under seal, that efficiency must give way to First Amendment and common law rights of access. Under established Second Circuit precedent: Proceedings may be closed and, by analogy…
…the claims. 4. Plaintiff and her counsel are fully aware of sanctions for non- compliance with Court orders “Although formal warnings often precede the imposition of serious sanctions, this court has never considered warning an absolute condition precedent.” Davidson v…
…Question concerning Documents Produced After the Deposition This Court has already ruled that reopening a party deposition is appropriate where important3 documents are produced after the deposition is completed. This ruling is in accord with relevant precedent. See Wesley v…
…the claims. 4. Plaintiff and her counsel are fully aware of sanctions for non- compliance with Court orders “Although formal warnings often precede the imposition of serious sanctions, this court has never considered warning an absolute condition precedent.” Davidson v…
…of memory as to the names of all of her providers “going back decades,” does not excuse her failures. The doctors at issue are ones she had seen in the days and weeks immediately preceding her incomplete Interrogatory response and, …