Professional Documents
Culture Documents
FILED
BRETT
KIMBERLIN,
Plaintiff,
CLERK'S OFFICE
AT GflEEf\3EL1
*
Casc No.: G.JH-I3-030S9
v.
PATRICK
FREY,
Defendant.
ORDER
Upon review of Defendant
opposition
that Defendant's
hereby GRANTED
of Diseovcry
all Answers
to Requests
exhibits
Ordcr. reflecting
Court. is
as follows:
I. Dcsignation
deposition
thereto. and for good cause shown. it is hereby this 15th day of October 2015.
OIH)ERED
substance
Materials
as Confidential.
to Interrogatories.
lor Production
of Documcnts.
All documents
all Answers
in
produccd
conlidcntial
testimony
information.
and
as sct
forth below:
(a) The designation
document.
of conlidential
information
in a manncr which will not interfere with its legibility. thc word
"CONFIDENTIAL."
designate
it as
"CONFIDENTIAL"
with. the
production or disclosure of that information. In the event that documents are produced
for inspection at the party's facilities. such documents may be produccd tor inspection
belore being marked confidential. Once specitic documents have been designatcd li.)r
copying. any documents containing conlidential information willthcn be marked
confidential alier copying but beti.)re delivery to the pany who inspected and designated
the documcnts. There will be no waiver of confidcntiality by the inspection of
confidential documents beli.)J"ethey are copied and marked confidelllial pursuant to this
procedure.
(b) Ponions of dcpositions of a pany's present and li.lfIl1erofticcrs. directors. cmployecs.
agents. expens. and representatives shall be deemed confidential only if they are
designated as such when the deposition is taken or within seven business days alier
receipt of the transcript. Any testimony which describes a documcnt \\hich has bccn
designated as "CONFIDENTIAL:"
designated as "CONFIDENTIAL."
(c) Intormation or documents designated as confidential under this Order shall not be uscd
or disclosed by the parties or counsel lor the panics or any persons identi tied in
subparagraph (d) below for any purposes whatsoever other than preparing for and
eonducting the litigation in which the inlormation or documents were disclosed
(including appeals). The parties shall not disclose inlormation or documents designated
as confidential to putative class members not named as plaintiffs in putative class
litigation unless and until one or more classes has/have been certified.
(d) The parties and counsel for the parties shall not disclose or permit the disclosure of any
documents or information designated as conlidentialunder
person or entity. except that disclosures may be made in the following circumstances:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(e) Except as provided in subparagraph (d) above. counscl for the parties shall keep all
documents designated as contidential which are received under this Order secure within
their exclusive possession and shall take reasonable efforts to place such documellls in a
secure area.
2. Confidential Information Filed with Court. To the extent that any materials subject
to this Contidentiality Order (or any pleading. motion or memorandum disclosing them) are
proposed to be tiled or are tiled with the Court. those materials and papers. or any portion
thereof which discloses contidential inlonnation. shall be liled under seal (by the tiling party)
with the Clerk of the Court with a simultaneous motion pursuant to L.R. 104. J 3(c) (hereinafier
the "Intcrim Sealing Motion"). in accordance with thc current vcrsion of the Court's Electronic
Filing Requirements and Proccdures lor Civil Cascs. The Interim Sealing Motion shall be
governed by L.R. 105.11. Even if the tiling party believes that the materials subject to the
Confidentiality Order are not propcrly classified as conlidentiaL the liling party shall lile the
Interim Sealing Motion: provided. however. that the tiling of the Interim Sealing Motion shall
be wholly without prejudice to the tiling party's rights under paragraph (4) of this
Confidentiality Order.
3. Party Seeking Grellter Protection Must Ohtain Further Order. No information
may be withheld trom discovery on the ground that the material to be disclosed requires
protection greater than that anorded by paragraph (I) oCthis Order unless the party claiming a
need fi.)rgreater protection moves lor an order providing such special protection pursuant to
Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(e).
4. Challenging
Designation of Confidentiality.
the litigation. all material treated as confidential under this Order and not received in evidence
shall be returned to the originating party. If the parties so stipulate. the materiafmay be
destroyed instead oCbeing returned. The Clerk oCthe Court may return to counsclli.Jr the
parties. or destroy. any scaled material at the end of the litigation. including any appeals.