Pizana v. Sanmedica International LLC
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PROTECTIVE ORDER, signed by Magistrate Judge Sheila K. Oberto on 4/10/2020. (Kusamura, W)
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THE LAW OFFICE OF JACK
FITZGERALD, PC
JACK FITZGERALD (SBN 257370)
jack@jackfitzgeraldlaw.com
Hillcrest Professional Building
3636 Fourth Avenue, Suite 202
San Diego, California 92103
Phone: (619) 692-3840
Fax: (619) 362-9555
CLARKSON LAW FIRM, PC
Ryan J. Clarkson (SBN 257074)
rclarkson@clarksonlawfirm.com
Shireen M. Clarkson (SBN 237882)
sclarkson@sclarksonlawfirm.com
Celine Cohan (SBN 262661)
ccohan@clarksonlawfirm.com
Lauren Anderson (SBN 329173)
landerson@clarksonlawfirm.com
9255 Sunset Blvd., Suite 804
Los Angeles, California 90069
Phone: (213) 788-4050
PRICE PARKINSON & KERR, PLLC
STEVEN GARFF (SBN 268074)
steven.garff@ppktrial.com
JASON M. KERR (pro hav vice)
jasonkerr@ppktrial.com
RONALD F. PRICE (pro hav vice)
ronprice@ppktrial.com
DAVID R. PARKINSON (pro hav vice)
davidparkinson@ppktrial.com
CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN (pro hav vice)
sullivan@ppktrial.com
5742 West Harold Gatty Drive Suite 101
Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
Phone: (801) 530-2900
TYCKO & ZAVAREEL, LLO
Annick M. Persinger (SBN 272996)
apersinger@tzlegal.com
1970 Broadway, Suite 1070
Oakland, California 94612
Phone: (510) 254-6808
Fax: (202) 973-0900
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Counsel for Plaintiff Paul Pizana
Counsel for Defendant SanMedica
International, LLC
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
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RAUL PIZANA,
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SANMEDICA INTERNATIONAL, LLC, and )
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Defendant
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Case No.: 1:18-cv-00644-DAD-SKO
Judge Dale A. Drozd
Magistrate Sheila K. Oberto
PROTECTIVE ORDER
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IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED AND AGREED between the parties, by and through their
undersigned counsel of record, that:
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WHEREAS, to expedite discovery and permit discovery to proceed without the delay
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occasioned by possible disputes regarding claims of confidentiality, the parties wish to produce
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documents and things subject to the protective provisions set forth below;
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WHEREAS, the parties anticipate that, given the nature of the claims and defenses in this
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action, discovery will likely include highly proprietary and sensitive business information, the
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disclosure of which poses a substantial risk of harm to the parties’ proprietary and financial
interests, including but not limited to (i) the operation and functioning of the parties’
manufacturing and distribution systems; (ii) trade secret and business strategy information
pertaining to the parties’ product lines and marketing efforts; (iii) sensitive data regarding
customers, potential customers, sales, and third-party business partners; (iv) trade secret product
formulations; (v) sensitive technical information, including research, development and
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manufacturing information (vi) confidential substantiation information; and (vii) other
proprietary technical or commercially sensitive information that is not otherwise available to the
public;
WHEREAS, the parties believe that the Terms and Conditions set forth below should be
entered by a court order, as opposed to a private agreement between or among the parties, because
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the terms herein will pertain solely to the production and use of discovery in this action, will set
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forth procedures by which the parties can expeditiously resolve confidentiality or privilege-
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related disputes before the Court, and will govern potential discovery from third parties who
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would not otherwise be subject to a private agreement;
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WHEREAS, the parties’ disclosure of information in this action is made in reliance on the
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provisions of this Protective Order permitting the parties and third parties to designate documents,
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deposition and other testimony, information, and things as “CONFIDENTIAL” or
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“CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” as defined below, and thereby protect such
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designated information from unauthorized use or disclosure;
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NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereby agree to the Terms and Conditions set forth
below, and entry by the Court of this Protective Order.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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1. The terms and conditions of this Protective Order shall be applicable to and shall govern
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all information, documents and tangible things, regardless of medium or format, produced during
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the course of discovery in this action, whether in response to a request, voluntarily, or pursuant
to a rule, order, or other requirement (“Discovery Materials”).
2. “Confidential Information” as used herein means any information in any of the
Discovery Material that is designated as “CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL:
ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” by one or more of the parties to this action or a third party
responding to a subpoena served in this action (referred to as the “Designating Party”).
3. Confidential Information shall not be used or disclosed for any purpose other than the
prosecution, defense, appeal or settlement of this action. Any use of such information for any
other purpose, or any disclosure of such information to anyone not authorized under this
Protective Order, is expressly prohibited and would constitute a material breach of this Order.
4. Any party to this action or third party that produces Discovery Materials in this action
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may designate such material as “CONFIDENTIAL” which it believes, in good faith, contains
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information that, if disclosed, may cause injury to its business or business relationships with
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others; that contain trade secrets or other confidential and non-public research, development or
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commercial information; that contain non-public personal information; or that contain other
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information for which a good faith claim of the need for protection from disclosure can be made
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under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure or other applicable law.
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5. Any party to this action or third party that produces Discovery Materials in this action
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may designate such material as “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” if it believes,
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in good faith, that (i) the material contains or reflects confidential information that comprises
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sensitive technical, business or research information regarding products or services, and (ii) the
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information is so commercially sensitive that disclosure to the opposing party is likely to cause
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competitive harm to the Designating Party.
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6. The Designating Party shall not designate as Confidential Information any documents
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or things that are known by the Designating Party to be available to members of the general public.
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However, subject to Paragraph 19 of this Protective Order, the Designating Party may designate
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a compilation as “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” if the Designating Party
believes in good faith that a compilation of otherwise public information (i) contains or reflects
confidential information that comprises sensitive technical, business or research information
regarding products or services, and (ii) the compilation is so commercially sensitive that
disclosure to the opposing party is likely to cause competitive harm to the Designating Party.
7. Hardcopy or electronic documents that any party or third party wishes to designate as
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Confidential Information in this action shall be marked by placing the legend “CONFIDENTIAL”
or “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” as applicable on each page of the
document.
8. Electronically stored information in any form (including embedded data and metadata),
whether oral, audio and/or visual (collectively, “Electronic Data”) that any party or third party
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wishes to designate as Confidential Information in this action shall be marked by designating the
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Electronic Data as “CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” in
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a cover letter accompanying the production of the Electronic Data and, where feasible, in the file
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name of the document. Where feasible, counsel for the Producing Party shall also mark the disk,
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tape or other electronic media on which the Electronic Data is produced with the appropriate
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designation. If a Party reduces “CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’
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EYES ONLY” Electronic Data to hardcopy form, it shall mark the hardcopy with the appropriate
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designation. Whenever any Confidential Information Electronic Data is copied, all copies shall
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be marked with the appropriate designation.
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9. Subject to Paragraph 19 of this Protective Order, deposition transcripts, or portions
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thereof, may be designated “CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES
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ONLY” (a) during the deposition, in which case the designated testimony shall be identified by
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page number in an index appearing at the end of the transcript; or (b) after the conclusion of the
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deposition, within ten (10) days of receipt of the final deposition transcript, by written notice to
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counsel of record for all parties. The entire deposition transcript shall be treated as
“CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” for ten (10) days after receipt of the final
deposition transcript by counsel unless the Designating Party has earlier indicated a different
designation. The front page of any deposition containing Confidential Information shall be
marked by the court reporter as follows: “CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.” The
Designating Party shall have the right to have all persons except the deponent and his or her
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counsel, counsel of record for the named parties, the court reporter, and such other persons as are
permitted under Paragraphs 10 and 11 below, excluded from a deposition, or any portion thereof,
as appropriate, before the taking therein of testimony that the Designating Party designates as
Confidential Information.
10. Absent written consent from the Designating Party or unless otherwise directed by the
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Court, and subject to the provisions herein, information designated as “CONFIDENTIAL” shall
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not be provided, shown, made available, or communicated in any way to any person or entity with
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the exception of:
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a. Outside attorneys for a Party receiving Discovery Materials (referred to as a
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“Receiving Party”), and any staff, assistants, clerical employees, and
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information technology employees working under the direct supervision of
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such counsel;
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b. Officers and employees of a Receiving Party, and any person assisting such
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officers and employees, where the review of such “CONFIDENTIAL”
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materials or information is reasonably necessary and in connection with the
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prosecution, defense, appeal or settlement of this action;
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c. The Court and its staff in connection with the Court’s administration and
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adjudication of this action;
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d. Any outside expert or consultant to whom it is reasonably necessary to disclose
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Confidential Information for purposes of assisting in, or consulting with
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respect to, this litigation and who have executed the Declaration of
Compliance attached hereto as Exhibit A;
e. Interpreters, translators, copy services, graphic support services, document imaging
services, and database/coding services retained by counsel, for the purpose of assisting in
this action and who have executed the attached Declaration of Compliance; and
f. Court reporters and their staff for the purpose of assisting in this action.
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11. Absent written consent from the Designating Party or unless otherwise directed by the
Court, and subject to the provisions herein, information designated as “CONFIDENTIAL:
ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” shall not be provided, shown, made available, or communicated
in any way to any person or entity with the exception of:
a. Outside attorneys working on this action for a Receiving Party, and any staff,
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assistants, clerical employees, and information technology employees working
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under the direct supervision of such counsel;
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b. The Court and its staff in connection with the Court’s administration and
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adjudication of this action;
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c. Any outside expert or consultant to whom it is reasonably necessary to disclose
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Confidential Information for purposes of assisting in, or consulting with
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respect to, this litigation and who have executed the attached Declaration of
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Compliance attached hereto as Exhibit A; and
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d. Court reporters, interpreters, translators, copy services, graphic support
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services, document imaging services, and database/coding services retained by
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counsel, for the purpose of assisting in this action and who have executed the
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attached Declaration of Compliance.
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12. Any person receiving Confidential Information or any Discovery Materials containing
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such information, shall take reasonable care to ensure that the information is not communicated
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or disclosed to anyone not authorized by Paragraphs 10 and 11 above to receive such information.
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13. Counsel for each party shall maintain a file containing the Declarations of Compliance
(in the form of Exhibit A) executed by each person to whom disclosure of Confidential
Information is made by such counsel and who is required to sign such Declaration pursuant to
Paragraphs 10 and 11 above.
14. The designation of any document as “CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL:
ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” shall not preclude any party from showing that document to any
person (a) who appears as the author or as a recipient on the face of the document; (b) who has
been identified by the Designating Party as having been provided with the document; (c) who is
a current employee or representative of the Designating Party called as a witness for deposition,
hearing or trial in this action; or (d) who is a former employee or representative of the Designating
Party called as a witness for deposition, hearing, or trial in this action and who had access to the
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document at the time employed by the Designating Party, if such access is apparent from the face
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of the document or confirmed by testimony.
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15. Nothing in this Protective Order shall be deemed to preclude legal counsel for a
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Receiving Party from having high-level discussions with their client about the legal implications
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of any Discovery Material designated as “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY.”
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16. Nothing in this Protective Order shall affect the right of any Designating Party to
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maintain its own documents as it chooses, or to disclose or use for any purpose the documents or
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information produced and designated by it as “CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL:
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ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY,” subject to the right of a party to seek, where appropriate, removal
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of the “CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” designation of
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such documents or information as a result of such disclosure or use.
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17. Nothing in this Protective Order shall limit or affect the rights of any party to use or
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disclose any information or thing that has not been obtained through, or derived as a result of, this
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action.
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18. Compliance with this Protective Order shall not be construed in any way as an
admission or agreement by any party that the designated disclosure constitutes or contains any
trade secret or confidential information of any other party or witness. No party to this action shall
be obligated to challenge the propriety of any “CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL:
ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” designation by any other party or witness, and failure to do so
shall not constitute a waiver or in any way preclude a subsequent challenge in this or any other
action to the propriety of such designations.
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19. Any party objecting to the designation of any information as “CONFIDENTIAL” or
“CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” must give counsel for the Designating Party
written notice of the objection and its reasons for the objection, and the parties shall attempt in
good faith to resolve their differences. Objection may be made at any time, and failure to make a
prompt objection shall not be a waiver of the right to object at any later time. Failing resolution,
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the party challenging the designation may file a motion with the Court consistent with the local
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rules and procedures of the Court requesting that the challenged designations be changed. In any
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such motion, the Designating Party shall bear the burden of proving that the challenged Discovery
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Materials were appropriately designated pursuant to this Protective Order. Until the Court rules
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on the motion, the material shall be treated as designated in accordance with this Order.
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20. Production of any Discovery Materials without a designation of “CONFIDENTIAL”
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or “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” shall not in and of itself be deemed a
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waiver of any party’s claim of confidentiality as to such matter. The initial failure to designate
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Discovery Materials in accordance with this Protective Order shall not preclude any party or third
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party, at a later date, from designating such materials “CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL:
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ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY.” A party or third party may, by written notice to counsel of record
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for the Receiving Party or Parties, designate previously produced Discovery Materials as
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Confidential Information. Upon receipt of such notice, the Receiving Party shall thereafter treat
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the Discovery Materials in accordance with the new designation, shall restrict the disclosure or
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use of such material to those persons qualified under this Protective Order, and, if such material
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has previously been disclosed to persons not qualified under this Protective Order, shall take
reasonable steps to obtain all such previously disclosed Confidential Information and advise such
persons of the designation of confidentiality. If the Discovery Materials were originally produced
in hard-copy format, the Designating Party shall supply, at its own cost, replacement pages
containing the new designation of confidentiality.
21. The inadvertent production or disclosure of any document or communication that is
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subject to an attorney-client, attorney work product, or other privilege will not be deemed a waiver
of such privilege, provided that the party entitled to assert such privilege notifies the parties to
whom such inadvertent disclosure or production was made promptly upon discovery of such
inadvertent disclosure.
22. Within 30 days of receiving the notice of inadvertent production, the Receiving Party
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may move the Court for an order that such Discovery Material is not protected from disclosure
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by any privilege, law, or doctrine and may submit the Discovery Material at issue to the Court for
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filing under seal in connection with that motion. In any such motion, the Designating Party shall
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bear the burden of proving that the challenged Discovery Materials are subject to an attorney-
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client, attorney work product, or other privilege. The Receiving Party shall not assert waiver due
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to the inadvertent production as a ground for such motion. While the motion is pending, the
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Receiving Party shall not use or disseminate the challenged Discovery Material for any purpose
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other than such motion.
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23. In the event that either (a) the party who has been notified of an inadvertent production
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of protected Discovery Materials declines to file a motion with the Court challenging the claim
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that the Discovery Materials are protected from disclosure, or (b) the Court determines that the
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Discovery Materials are protected from disclosure, then the Receiving Party shall: (i) promptly
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destroy the Discovery Material (or redact the protected portions of the Discovery Material in the
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event that the entire Discovery Material is not claimed or found to be protected from disclosure)
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and all copies thereof; (ii) permanently delete any electronic versions of the Discovery Material
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from any data source, or any database it maintains; (iii) retrieve all paper copies of the Discovery
Material provided to any third parties, including experts and consultants; (iv) retrieve from third
parties all electronic copies contained on physical storage media where practicable, or if not,
direct that any such electronic versions be permanently deleted; (v) destroy portions of any notes
that reveal the substance of the protected information; and (vi) make no further use of the
protected information. In the event that only a portion of the Discovery Material is claimed or
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found to be protected from disclosure, the party claiming protection shall promptly produce a new
version of that material with such information redacted.
24. In the event that a party wishes to use any Confidential Information, or any document
containing or making reference to the contents of such information, in any pleading or document
filed with the Court, such pleading or document shall be filed under seal pursuant to the Local
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Civil Rules, including Eastern District Local Rule 141 and/or 141.1, unless the party receives
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advanced written permission from the Designating Party to file without filing under seal. The
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Clerk of the Court is directed to maintain under seal all documents and information filed under
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seal with the Court in connection with this litigation, unless and until such time as the Court orders
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otherwise or denies permission to file under seal.
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25. A courtesy copy of any document that is filed under seal and that is specifically
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intended for review by the Court may be hand delivered to the Court without waiving or
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diminishing in any way the protections of this Protective Order. Any such courtesy copy shall be
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prominently marked “CONFIDENTIAL – FILED UNDER SEAL AND CONTAINS
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INFORMATION SUBJECT TO A PROTECTIVE ORDER.”
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pursuant to compelled discovery or otherwise, shall not constitute a waiver of any trade secret or
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any intellectual property, proprietary, or other rights to or in such information. If any person or
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entity receiving Confidential Information is subpoenaed in another action or proceeding, served
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with a document demand, or otherwise requested to provide material covered by this Protective
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Order, and such subpoena, document demand, or request seeks material which was produced or
designated as “CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY,” the
person receiving the subpoena, document demand, or request shall give written notice promptly
(no more than ten (10) business days after receipt) to counsel for the Designating Party and shall,
to the extent permitted by law, withhold production of the material until any dispute relating to
the production of such material is resolved.
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27. Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by an attorney of record for the Designating
Party, within ninety days of the final adjudication (including any appellate proceedings) or other
final disposition of this action, all persons listed in Paragraphs 10 and 11 above, with the exception
of Paragraphs 10(c) and 11(b), who received any materials containing information designated as
“CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” shall, at the election
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of the Designating Party, either (a) assemble and return all Confidential materials in its
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possession, including all copies thereof, to the Designating Party, or (b) certify in writing that all
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such material has been destroyed. If returned, the Designating Party shall acknowledge in writing
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the receipt of any returned material. Counsel of record shall make reasonable efforts to ensure
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that any experts, consultants, and outside legal vendors it has retained abide by this provision.
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28. Notwithstanding the foregoing paragraph, outside counsel for the parties shall be
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entitled to retain court papers, deposition and trial transcripts, attorney work product, and all
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exhibits to any of the foregoing that reflect or contain Confidential Information, provided that
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such outside counsel, and employees of such outside counsel, shall maintain the confidentiality
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thereof and shall not disclose any such information to any person except pursuant to Paragraph
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29. Nothing in this Protective Order shall be deemed to limit, prejudice, or waive any right
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of any party or person (a) to resist or compel discovery with respect to, or to seek to obtain
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additional or different protection for, material claimed to be protected work product or privileged
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under applicable law, material as to which a party claims a legal obligation not to disclose, or
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material not required to be provided pursuant to applicable law; (b) to seek to modify or obtain
relief from any aspect of this Protective Order; (c) to object to the use, relevance or admissibility
at trial or otherwise of any material, whether or not designated in whole or in part as Confidential
Information governed by this Protective Order; or (d) otherwise to require that discovery be
conducted according to governing laws and rules.
30. This Protective Order shall not prevent a party from applying to the Court for further
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or additional protective orders or to modify the provisions of this Order.
31. The undersigned will treat Discovery Materials that are designated by a third party as
Confidential Information in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Protective Order
regardless of whether the third party is or becomes a signatory to the Order.
32. Any party serving a subpoena in this action on a non-party shall include with the
subpoena a copy of this Protective Order.
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33. The confidentiality obligations imposed by this Protective Order, and this Court’s
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jurisdiction over disputes relating to this Protective Order, shall survive termination of this action
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and shall remain in effect unless otherwise expressly ordered by the Court.
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STIPULATED AND AGREED TO BY ALL PARTIES:
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CLARKSON LAW FIRM, P.C.
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Ryan J. Clarkson (SBN 257074)
rclarkson@clarksonlawfirm.com
Shireen M. Clarkson (SBN 237882)
sclarkson@clarksonlawfirm.com
Celine Cohan (SBN 282661)
ccohan@clarksonlawfirm.com
Lauren Anderson (SBN 329173)
landerson@clarksonlawfirm.com
9255 Sunset Blvd., Suite 804
Los Angeles, California 90069
Phone: (213) 788-4050
Fax: (213) 788-4070
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TYCKO & ZAVAREEI, LLP
Annick M. Persinger (SBN 272996)
apersinger@tzlegal.com
1970 Broadway, Suite 1070
Oakland, California 94612
Phone: (510) 254-6808
Fax: (202) 973-0900
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Counsel for Plaintiff Raul Pizana
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THE LAW OFFICE OF JACK
FITZGERALD, PC
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Jack Fitzgerald (SBN 257370)
jack@jackfitzgeraldlaw.com
Hillcrest Professional Building
3636 Fourth Avenue, Suite 202
San Diego, California 92103
Phone: (619) 692-3840
Fax: (619) 362-9555
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PRICE PARKINSON & KERR, PLLC
Steven Garff (SBN 268074)
Jason M. Kerr (pro hac vice)
Ronald F. Price (pro hac vice)
David R. Parkinson (pro hac vice)
Christopher Sullivan (pro hac vice)
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Counsel for Defendant SanMedica
International, LLC
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For good cause shown, the Court hereby enters the parties’ stipulated protective order,
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(Doc. 75-1).1
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IT IS SO ORDERED.
Dated:
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April 10, 2020
/s/
Sheila K. Oberto
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UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
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The Court notes that the stipulated protective order submitted to the Court is unsigned, (see Doc. 75-1 at 12–13),
but the stipulation submitted with the protective order, which also includes a duplicate of the exact language in the
proposed protective order, (Doc. 75), is signed by all parties’ counsel and the parties expressly agree to be bound by
the “Proposed Order . . . filed concurrently herewith.” (Id. at 13.)
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THE LAW OFFICE OF JACK FITZGERALD, PC
JACK FITZGERALD (SBN 257370)
jack@jackfitzgeraldlaw.com
Hillcrest Professional Building
3636 Fourth Avenue, Suite 202
San Diego, California 92103
Phone: (619) 692-3840
Fax: (619) 362-9555
PRICE PARKINSON & KERR, PLLC
STEVEN GARFF (SBN 268074)
steven.garff@ppktrial.com
JASON M. KERR (pro hav vice)
jasonkerr@ppktrial.com
RONALD F. PRICE (pro hav vice)
ronprice@ppktrial.com
DAVID R. PARKINSON (pro hav vice)
davidparkinson@ppktrial.com
CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN (pro hav vice)
sullivan@ppktrial.com
5742 West Harold Gatty Drive Suite 101
Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
Phone: (801) 530-2900
Counsel for Defendant SanMedica International, LLC
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
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RAUL PIZANA,
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SANMEDICA INTERNATIONAL, LLC, and )
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Case No.: 1:18-cv-00644-DAD-SKO
Judge Dale A. Drozd
Magistrate Sheila K. Oberto
DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
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I hereby certify my understanding that Discovery Material designated as
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“CONFIDENTIAL” or “CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” is being provided to
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me pursuant to the terms
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and restrictions of the Protective Order entered in the case Pizana v SanMedica, Civil Action No.
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1:18-cv-00644-DAD-SKO by the United States District Court for the Eastern District of
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California on ______________ ___, 2020 (the “Protective Order”). I have read and understand
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the terms of the Protective Order and I agree to be fully bound by them. I understand that any
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violations of the terms and conditions of the Protective Order may be regarded as contempt of
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Court. I hereby submit to the jurisdiction of the United States District Court for the Eastern
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District of California for the purposes of enforcement of this Protective Order.
I declare under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1746 that the foregoing is true
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and correct.
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_______________________________
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Signed by Recipient
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Name (printed)
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Date: __________________________
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Protective Order
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