Jose Carcamo v. General Motors LLC, et al
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PROTECTIVE ORDER by Magistrate Judge David T. Bristow re Confidentiality of Information - Stipulation for Protective Order 18 . See Order for details. (vp)
RICHARD E. BROMLEY (State Bar No. 156260)
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DAWN M. AMOS (State Bar No. 266992)
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CONSTANGY, BROOKS, SMITH & PROPHETE LLP
1800 Century Park East, Suite 600
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Telephone: (310) 909-7775
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6 Attorneys for Defendant
7 GENERAL MOTORS LLC
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
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EASTERN DIVISION AT RIVERSIDE
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13 JOSE CARCAMO;
Plaintiff,
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Case No. 5:16-CV-00597-JGB-DTB
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REGARDING CONFIDENTIALITY
OF INFORMATION
vs.
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Limited Liability Corporation, and DOES
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Defendants.
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Concurrently
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The Parties to the above-captioned action contemplate the disclosure of
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23 stipulated agreement regarding the procedures for confidential information.
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Confidential Information
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27 Parties anticipate includes but is not limited to the following: confidential trade secret
. All Confidential Information
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1 produced in this case shall be used solely for purposes of this litigation as permitted
2 hereunder and for no other purpose. Confidential Information includes all original
3 documents and copies thereof which a party has designated as such by stamping each
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Qualified Persons
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7 Defendant, including regularly employed partners, associate attorneys, paralegals, and
8 stenographic and clerical employees assisting such counsel, or any such other persons
9 who are responsible for the handling of legal matters on behalf of either party. For the
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k and other hearing personnel.
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Designation of Information. Any information supplied in written or
13 documentary form, which a supplying party or person wishes to designate as
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16 be designated hereunder. Neither the designation nor the disclosure of information
17 pursuant to this Protective Order shall operate as a waiver of the attorney-client
18 privilege or protections afforded by the attorney work-product doctrine with respect to
19 the subject of the information disclosed.
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Agreement by Qualified Persons.
Any information designated as
21 Confidential Information shall be made available only to Qualified Persons. Except
22 for the Court, any clerk and other hearing personnel, all other Qualified Persons shall
23 read this Stipulation and Order, and shall undertake in writing to be bound by its terms;
24 to maintain that information designated as Confidential Information in confidence; not
25 to use or disclose information designated as Confidential Information to anyone other
26 than to a Qualified Person; and not to use Confidential Information except for purposes
27 of discovery and trial in this action. Those Qualified Persons shall indicate their
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1 agreement to be bound by the terms of the Protective Order by signing and dating an
2 acknowledgment substantially in the form attached as
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Custody and Safeguarding of Confidential Materials. Counsel for the
4 parties and all Qualified Persons shall take reasonable measures to safeguard the
5 confidentiality of Confidential Information subject to this Protective Order and shall
6 maintain it in a manner that limits access only to Qualified Persons. The Parties herein
7 also agreed to abide by the limitations, protections, and requirements of Local Rule
8 79-5 regarding Confidential Court Records.
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Reservation of Rights. Entering into, agreeing to, and/or producing or
10 receiving documents or information designated as Confidential, or otherwise
11 complying with the terms of this Protective Order, shall not:
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prevent the Court from entering or admitting Confidential Information
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prejudice in any way the rights of any party to object to the production of
15 documents or other materials he, she or it considers not subject to discovery;
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prejudice in any way the rights of any party to object to the authenticity
17 or admissibility into evidence of any document or testimony or other materials subject
18 to this Protective Order;
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prejudice in any way the rights of any party to seek a determination by
20 the Court as to whether any documents or testimony should be subject to the terms of
21 this Stipulation and Protective Order;
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prejudice in any way the rights of any party to petition the Court for a
23 further protective order relating to any purportedly Confidential Information; or
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prevent the Parties to this Stipulation and Protective Order from agreeing
25 in writing or on the record during any hearing to alter or waive any provision of this
26 Stipulation and Protective Order with respect to any particular document.
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Procedures For Filing/Lodging Papers With The Court. If any party
2 wishes to file with the Court any document, the Parties shall comply with the requirements
3 of Local Rule 79-5.
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Inadvertent Disclosure. Should any document or information designated
5 as Confidential Information hereunder be disclosed, through inadvertence or
6 otherwise, to any person or party not entitled to receive the same hereunder, the Parties
7 shall use their best efforts to bind such person to the terms of this Stipulation and Order
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such person shall be informed promptly of all of the provisions of this
10 Stipulation and Protective Order by the receiving party;
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(b)
such person shall be identified immediately to the party that designated
12 the document as Confidential Information; and
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such person shall be requested to sign an agreement to abide by the terms
14 of this Stipulation and Protective Order, which signed agreement shall be served on
15 the party designating the document as Confidential Information.
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Return Upon Termination. Within thirty (30) days of the termination of
17 this action, the Parties shall assemble and return to each supplying party or person all
18 material embodying information designated as Confidential Information, but the
19 Counsel of Record for each Party may keep one copy of said information for its case
20 file, to be destroyed upon the case file destruction.
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Discoverability and Admissibility of Documents.
Nothing in this
22 Protective Order shall be construed to affect either the discoverability or admissibility
23 at trial of any document, recording or thing, nor shall an
24 Stipulation and Order be deemed to waive either its right to object to the production
25 of documents, recordings or things on appropriate grounds, or to move to compel the
26 production of documents, recordings or things wrongfully withheld from production
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Not a Contract. This Protective Order shall not be construed or argued or
2 interpreted as creating a contract between the Parties or between their counsel or
3 between the Parties and their counsel.
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Challenges to Definition of Confidential Information.
The Parties
5 acknowledge that disagreements may arise over the precise definition of confidential
6 information and, therefore, retain the right to seek a determination by the Court on any
7 such definition. Any motion brought pursuant to this paragraph regarding a challenged
8 designation of confidential information will be made in strict compliance with Local
9 Rules 37-1 and 37-2, including the Joint Stipulation requirement.
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Modification. This Protective Order may be modified upon a showing of
11 good cause through application to the Court on notice to all other Parties or stipulation
12 of the parties and approval of the Court.
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14 IT IS SO ORDERED:
15 Dated: ____________________
September 26, 2016
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THE HONORABLE DAVID T. BRISTOW
HE HONORABLE DAVID T BRISTO
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United States Magistrate Judge
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EXHIBIT A
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I, _____________________________, declare that I have read the Protective
Order entered in the action entitled Jose Carcamo v. General Motors LLC, United
States District Court for the Central District of California Case No. 5:16-CV-00597JGB-DTB, and agree to be bound by its terms; to maintain the information designated
as Confidential Information in confidence; not to use or disclose information
designated as Confidential Information to anyone other than to a Qualified Person;
and not to use Confidential Information except as permitted in the Protective Order.
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To effectuate my compliance with this Order, I agree to submit to the
jurisdiction of the United States District Court for the Central District of California
that is being presided over by the Hon. Jesus G. Bernal for the purpose of enforcing
the terms of the Protective Order, even if such enforcement proceedings occur after
the termination of this action.
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I declare under the penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California
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and the United States of America that the foregoing is true and correct and that this
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Declaration
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____________________, in the State of _____________________.
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