Wunderlich v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company

CourtDistrict Court, D. Nevada
DecidedSeptember 22, 2021
Docket2:21-cv-00486
StatusUnknown

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Bluebook
Wunderlich v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, (D. Nev. 2021).

Opinion

1 ||SEAN D. COONEY, ESQ. NV Bar # 12945 2 || ADAM C. EDWARDS, ESQ. NV Bar # 15405 3 || CARMAN COONEY FORBUSH PLLC 4045 Spencer Street Suite A47 4 || Las Vegas, NV 89119 Telephone: (702) 421-0111 5 || Facsimile: (702) 516-1033 service@ccfattorneys.com 6 || Attorneys for Defendant State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company 7 8 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

9 DISTRICT OF NEVADA Ww 2 © 10 || THOMAS A. WUNDERLICH, 2:21-cv00486-JAD-EJY Oo

= 11 Plaintiff, STIPULATED Z CONFIDENTIALITY 12 || v. AGREEMENT AND z PROTECTIVE ORDER = 13 || STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY

Defendant 15 16 17 Plaintiff THOMAS A. WUNDERLICH and Defendant STATE FARM 18 || MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY (“State Farm”) (collectively, 19 the “Parties”), through their undersigned counsel, hereby submit this Stipulated 20 || Confidentiality Agreement and Protective Order (“Protective Order’) and state as 21 || follows: 22 1. State Farm possesses certain information and documents that contain 23 confidential, proprietary, or trade secret information that may be subject to

1 || discovery in this action, but that should not be made publicly available. 2 2. The parties therefore request that the Court enter this Protective 3 || Order to properly balance the discovery rights of the Plaintiff with State Farm’s 4 || rights to protect its private, confidential, proprietary, or trade secret information. 5 3. All production and disclosure of information designated as 6 || CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER, by 7 State Farm during this litigation shall be governed by this Order, including, but 8 || not limited to, information contained in or derived from documents, deposition 9 || testimony, deposition exhibits, trial testimony, computer memory or archives, other 10 || written, recorded or graphic matter, and all copies, excerpts, or summaries thereof 11 || (collectively, “information”). : 12 4. Information subject to this Protective Order shall be designated 13 || CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER by 14 ||State Farm by stamping “CONFIDENTIAL,” “TRADE SECRET,” or otherwise 15 ||/indicating confidentiality, trade secret or produced subject to this Protective Order, 16 appropriate, on the face of a single-page document, on at least the initial page of 17 multi-page document, and in a prominent location on the exterior of any tangible 18 || object. Any electronically stored information may be designated as 19 || CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER 20 ||through a correspondence providing the media and a hard copy or printout shall be 21 ||treated as protected material of the same designation. Designation may only be 22 made after a good faith review by counsel of record and counsel making a 23

1 || designation shall comply with the standards set forth in FRCP 26(g) when 2 || designating information as CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET or SUBJECT TO 3 || PROTECTIVE ORDER. 4 5. With respect to deposition testimony and deposition exhibits, State 5 || Farm may, either on the record at the deposition or by written notice to counsel for 6 || Plaintiff no later than forty-five (45) days after receipt of the transcript of said 7 || deposition, designate portions of testimony and/or exhibits from the deposition as 8 || CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. All 9 || testimony or exhibits, regardless of whether designated as CONFIDENTIAL, 10 || TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER on the record, shall be 11 || treated as CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE : 12 |] ORDER until forty-five (45) days after receipt of the transcript of said deposition by 13 all parties. Certain depositions may, in their entirety, be designated 14 || CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER 15 || prior to being taken because of the anticipated testimony. Furthermore, any 16 ||document designated as CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT 17 || TO PROTECTIVE ORDER shall maintain that designation and the 18 || protections afforded thereto if introduced or discussed during a 19 || deposition. 20 6. The inadvertent or unintentional disclosure by State Farm of 21 ||information considered to be CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO 22 || PROTECTIVE ORDER shall not be deemed a waiver in whole or in part of State 23

1 || Farm’s claim of protection pursuant to this Protective Order, either as to the 2 || specific information disclosed or as to any other information relating thereto. Any 3 ||}such inadvertently or unintentionally disclosed information shall be designated as 4 |} CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER as 5 |}soon as reasonably practicable after State Farm becomes aware of the erroneous 6 || disclosure and shall thereafter be treated as such by all receiving persons absent 7 ||re-designation pursuant to Court order. Upon receipt of the properly designated 8 || documents, the recipient must return or destroy the non-designated set within 9 || three (3) days. If the recipient destroys the documents, then the recipient must 4 5 10 || provide written certification of the destruction to the producer of the information

zZ 11 || within three (3) days of receipt of the properly designated documents. In addition, : 12 ||the production or disclosure by State Farm of an attorney-client privileged, 13 || attorney work product, or other protected document or information, whether 14 |/inadvertent or otherwise, shall not be deemed a waiver of the privilege, work 15 || product, or other protection or immunity from discovery by State Farm in this or 16 subsequent state or federal proceeding pursuant to Federal Rule of Evidence 17 502 regardless of the circumstances of disclosure. If any party becomes aware of 18 ||the production or disclosure of such protected information by State Farm, that 19 || party shall provide written notice of such production or disclosure within three (8) 20 || days after it becomes aware that protected information has been disclosed or 21 || produced. 22 |I/// 23

1 7. When information which is CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or 2 ||SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER is presented, quoted or referenced in any 3 || deposition, hearing, trial or other proceeding, counsel for the offering party shall 4 |}make arrangements or, when appropriate, request the Court to make 5 || arrangements, to ensure that only persons entitled to such information pursuant to 6 || Paragraph 10 are present during such presentation, quotation or reference. 7 8. Subject to the requirements of Paragraph 12 of this Agreement, no 8 || person receiving information designated as CONFIDENTIAL, TRADE SECRET, or 9 |} SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER shall disclose it or its contents to any person 4 5 10 || other than those described in Paragraph 10 below; no such disclosure shall be made 11 ||for any purposes other than those specified in that paragraph; and in no event shall : 12 ||such person make any other use of such information. Counsel shall be responsible 13 || for obtaining prior written agreement to be bound to the terms of this Agreement 14 ||from all persons to whom any information so designated is disclosed, and shall be 15 || responsible for maintaining a list of all persons to whom any information so 16 || designated is disclosed and, for good cause shown, such list shall be available for 17 ||inspection by counsel for State Farm upon order of the Court; provided, however, 18 that the requirements of this sentence shall not apply to disclosures made pursuant 19 ||to Paragraphs 10(h) and/or 12 of this Protective Order. 20 9.

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