From 7/18/2013 SJ motion.
20 days from 7/18/2013 is 8/7/2013
Interwoven filed portions of these motions under seal. Interwoven and Vertical additionally
filed entire expert declarations, reports, and depositions under seal. In support of these motions
to seal, the parties declare that these documents have been designated as “highly confidential”
pursuant to the parties’ protective order. This broad act of sealing is impermissible under Civil
Local Rule 79-5, which requires that a sealing request be “narrowly tailored to seek sealing only
of sealable material,” and makes clear that a “blanket protective order” does not serve as a
sufficient justification for filing documents under seal. This Order makes reference to materials
that have been filed under seal, but which the Court has determined do not require such
protection. All motions to seal in conjunction with the pending motions are hereby denied due to
their extreme over-breadth, without prejudice to re-filing the motions in accordance with the
standards set forth in Civil Local Rule 79-5. Any revised motion to seal must be filed within
twenty (20) days of the date of this Order. If no such motion is filed within that time, unredacted
copies of all documents currently filed under seal must be filed and made public.
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