Miranda v. State Farm General Insurance Company

CourtDistrict Court, D. Nevada
DecidedOctober 8, 2024
Docket2:23-cv-01780
StatusUnknown

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Bluebook
Miranda v. State Farm General Insurance Company, (D. Nev. 2024).

Opinion

1 GINA GILBERT WINSPEAR, ESQ. Nevada Bar No. 005552 2 | gwinspear@dennettwinspear.com MATTHEW ALLEN SARNOSKI, ESQ. 3 | Nevada Bar No. 009176 msarnoski@dennettwinspear.com 4 | DENNETT WINSPEAR, LLP 5 3301 N. Buffalo Drive, Suite 195 Las Vegas, Nevada 89129 6 Telephone: (702) 839-1100 Facsimile: (702) 839-1113 7 | Attorneys for Defendants, State Farm General Insurance Company and g | State Farm Fire & Casualty Company 9 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 10 DISTRICT OF NEVADA 11 GILBERTO MIRANDA, an individual; BONNIE LO, Case No.: 2:23-cv-01780-JAD-DJA = an individual; CHAD TERRY, an individual; THOMAS < 12 || MOFFITT, an individual, 13 Plaintiffs, < 14 | vs.

15 | STATE FARM GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY; STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY COMPANY; 16 | DOES 1-10; and ROE LEGAL ENTITIES 1-10, "417 Defendants. 18 19 STIPULATION AND ORDER REGARDING CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT 20 The parties, by and through their undersigned counsel, hereby submit this Stipulated 21 Protective Order and state as follows: 22 A. State Farm General Insurance Company and State Farm Fire & Casualty Company 23 || ("State Farm") possesses certain information and documents that contain confidential, proprietary, 24 || or trade secret information that may be subject to discovery in this action, but that should not be 25 || made publicly available. 26 B. The parties therefore request that the Court enter the following Protective Order to 27 28

1 properly balance the discovery rights of the Plaintiffs with State Farm's rights to protect its private, 2 confidential, proprietary, or trade secret information. 3 The Court ORDERS: 4 1. All production and disclosure of information designated as CONFIDENTIAL, 5 | TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER, by State Farm during this litigation 6 shall be governed by this Order, including, but not limited to, information contained in or derived 7 | from documents, deposition testimony, deposition exhibits, trial testimony, computer memory or 8 archives, other written, recorded or graphic matter, and all copies, excerpts, or summaries thereof 9 | (collectively, information"). 10 2. Information subject to this Protective Order shall be designated CONFIDENTIAL, 11 | TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER by State Farm by stamping 12 | "CONFIDENTIAL," "TRADE SECRET," or otherwise indicating confidentiality, trade secret or 13 || produced subject to this Protective Order, as appropriate, on the face of a single-page document, 14 | on atleast the initial page of a multi-page document, and in a prominent location on the exterior of 15 | any tangible object. Any electronically stored information may be designated as CONFIDENTIAL, 16 | TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER through a correspondence providing 17 || the media and a hard copy or printout shall be treated as protected material of the same 18 || designation. Designation may only be made after a good faith review by Rule 26 when designating 19 | information as CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. 20 3. With respect to deposition testimony, State Farm may, either on the record at the 21 || deposition or by written notice to counsel for Plaintiffs no later than thirty-five (35) days after receipt 22 || of the transcript of said deposition, designate portions of testimony as CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE 23 | SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. All testimony, regardless of whether 24 || designated as CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER on 25 | the record, shall be treated as CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO 26 | PROTECTIVE ORDER until thirty-five (35) days after receipt of the transcript of said deposition by 27 | all parties. Certain depositions may, in their entirety, be designated CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE 28 | SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER prior to being taken because of the anticipated

1 | testimony. Furthermore, any document designated as CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or 2 | SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER shall maintain that designation and the protections 3 | afforded thereto if introduced or discussed during a deposition. 4 4. The inadvertent or unintentional disclosure by State Farm of information considered 5 | to be CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER shall not be 6 || deemed a waiver in whole or in part of State Farm's claim of protection pursuant to this Protective 7 || Order, either as to the specific information disclosed or as to any other information relating thereto. 8 || Any such inadvertently or unintentionally disclosed information shall be designated as 9 | CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER as soon as 10 | reasonably practicable after either party becomes aware of the erroneous disclosure and shall 11 | thereafter be treated as such by all receiving persons absent re-designation pursuant to Court 12 || order. Upon receipt of the properly designated documents, the recipient must return or destroy the 13 | non-designated set within three (3) days. If the recipient destroys the documents, then the recipient 14 || must provide written certification of the destruction to the producer of the information within three 15 | (3) days of receipt of the properly designated documents. In addition, the production or disclosure 16 | by State Farm of an attorney-client privileged, attorney work product, or other protected document 17 or information, whether inadvertent or otherwise, shall not be deemed a waiver of the privilege, : 18 | work product, or other protection or immunity from discovery by State Farm in this or any 19 || subsequent state or federal proceeding pursuant to Rule 502 regardless of the circumstances of 20 || disclosure. If any party becomes aware of the production or disclosure of such protected 21 information by State Farm, that party shall provide written notice of such production or disclosure 22 || within three (3) days after it becomes aware that protected information has been disclosed or 23 || produced. 24 5. When information which is CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO 25 PROTECTIVE ORDER is presented, quoted or referenced in any deposition, hearing, trial or other 26 || proceeding, counsel for the offering party shall make arrangements or, when appropriate, request 27 || the Court to make arrangements, to ensure that only persons entitled to such information pursuant 28 || to Paragraph 8 are present during such presentation, quotation or reference.

1 6. Subject to the requirements of Paragraph 10 of this Agreement, no person receiving 2 information designated as CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE 3 || ORDER shall disclose it or its contents to any person other than those described in Paragraph 8 4 || below; no such disclosure shall be made for any purposes other than those specified in that 5 || paragraph; and in no event shall such person make any other use of such information. Counsel 6 | shall be responsible for obtaining prior written agreement to be bound to the terms of this 7 || Agreement from all persons to whom any information so designated is disclosed, and shall be 8 || responsible for maintaining a list of all persons to whom any information so designated is disclosed 9 and, for good cause shown, such list shall be available for inspection by counsel for State Farm 10 || upon order of the Court; provided, however, that the requirements of this sentence shall not apply 11 | to disclosures made pursuant to Paragraphs 8(h) and/or 10 of this Protective Order. 12 7.

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