Williams v. AT&T Mobility, LLC
Filing
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ORDER granting in part #56 Motion to Compel. Signed by Magistrate Judge Robert T. Numbers, II on 4/1/2021. Counsel should read the order in its entirety for critical deadlines and information. (Stouch, L.)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA
WESTERN DIVISION
No. 5:19-cv-00475-BO
Jason Williams,
Plaintiff,
v.
Order
AT&T Mobility, LLC,
Defendant.
The court held a hearing to resolve issues from Plaintiff Jason Williams’s motion to
compel documents from Defendant AT&T Mobility (D.E. 56) on March 16, 2021. Following the
hearing, the court grants the motion in part and orders as follows:
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AT&T must search the PMKs’ emails using the following search terms:
o The search terms proposed by AT&T in the email at Docket Entry 58-9 at 21;
o The search terms AT&T agreed to run in the email at Docket Entry 58-9 at 2; and
o 10 additional search terms selected by Williams from the list of proposed terms in
the January 22, 2021 email found at Docket Entry 58-9 at 5–6. Williams must
notify AT&T of his chosen terms within 2 days of the court entering this order.
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AT&T shall produce documents all non-privileged responsive documents generated from
searches no later than 30 days from the date Williams provides his additional search
terms.
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After production of the records, the parties must meet and confer on whether additional
search terms are necessary and proportional.
•
If, after meeting and conferring, the parties are unable to resolve disputes over the
searches required above or the propriety of further searches, they should contact Judge
Numbers’s case manager to arrange for a hearing.
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The parties shall bear their own costs.
Dated:
Dated: April 1, 2021
ROBERT T. NUMBERS, II
______________________________________
UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
Robert T. Numbers, II
United States Magistrate Judge
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