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`S. BRENT VOGEL
`Nevada Bar No. 6858
`ALAYNE M. OPIE
`Nevada Bar No. 12623
`LEWIS BRISBOIS BISGAARD & SMITH LLP
`6385 S. Rainbow Boulevard, Suite 600
`Las Vegas, Nevada 89118
`702.893.3383
`FAX: 702.893.3789
`brent.vogel@lewisbrisbois.com
`alayne.opie@lewisbrisbois.com
`Attorneys for Defendant Narconon Fresh
`Start dba Rainbow Canyon Retreat (“Fresh Start”)
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`UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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`FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEVADA
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`DAVID WELCH, a Texas Citizen; STACY
`WELCH, a Texas Citizen; and JACK WELCH,
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`Plaintiffs,
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`CASE NO. 2:14-cv-00167-JCM-CWH
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`STIPULATED PROTECTIVE ORDER
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`IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED AND AGREED by and between the undersigned counsel
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`GENERAL INFORMATION:
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`Definitions - As used in this Order, the word:
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`“Party” or “Parties” shall include Plaintiffs DAVID WELCH, STACY
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`WELCH, JACK WELCH, and Defendants NARCONON FRESH START dba
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`NARCONON FRESH START d/b/a
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`California Corporation; ASSOCIATION FOR
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`RAINBOW CANYON RETREAT, NARCONON INTERNATIONAL,
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`ASSOCIATION FOR BETTER LIVING AND EDUCATION
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`INTERNATIONAL, and each of their/its/his/her employees, agents,
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`representatives, and attorneys (including both outside counsel and inside
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`“Person(s)” shall include any “Party” to this action, whether an individual,
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`corporation, partnership, company, unincorporated association, governmental
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`agency, or other business or governmental agency.
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`1.1.3. “Confidential Material” shall mean any and all confidential or proprietary
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`documents, data, or information provided in response to written discovery
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`requests, subpoena, deposition testimony, or otherwise produced. All
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`Confidential Materials shall be Bates stamped and marked as confidential with
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`1.1.4. “Discovering Party” shall mean the Party who has requested documents
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`designated as Confidential Material under this Stipulated Protective Order or is
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`in possession of documents designated as Confidential Material.
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`1.1.5
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`“Producing Party” shall mean the Party who has produced documents
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`designated as Confidential Material under this Stipulated Protective Order.
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`1.1.6
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`“Fresh Start” shall mean Narconon Fresh Start dba Rainbow Canyon Retreat.
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`1.1.7
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`“NI” shal mean Narconon International.
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`“ABLE” shall mean Association For Better Living And Education
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`International.
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`“Defendants” shall mean Narconon Fresh Start dba Rainbow Canyon Retreat,
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`Narconon International and Association For Better Living And Education
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`International.
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`1.1.10 “Licensing Agreement” shall mean the License Agreement dated May 14,
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`2001, by and between Narconon International and Narconon Southern
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`Trade Secrets and Proprietary Information:
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`Defendants contend that documents designated as Confidential Material represent
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`development or commercial information. The Parties agree Defendants have a
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`legitimate interest in protecting trade secrets, or other confidential and proprietary
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`research, development or commercial information, including those which Fresh Start
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`1.3. Nature of this Stipulated Protective Order:
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`The nature of this Stipulated Protective Order is to protect the Parties’ confidential
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`Protective Order is protect Fresh Start from any liabilities that arise out of the
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`Licensing Agreement. Defendants contend that disclosure of their trade secrets,
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`confidential or proprietary information or any of those referenced in the Licensing
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`Agreement, could cause irreparable and significant harm to Fresh Start, Narconon
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`International, Association For Better Living And Education, and their affiliates. This
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`Stipulated Protective Order is intended to prevent this foreseeable harm and any
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`related unforeseeable harm.
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`Public Health & Safety Not At Issue:
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`The documents and information at issue do not involve the public health and safety, a
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`Good Faith Discovery Cooperation:
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`Reliance on this Agreement:
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`The Parties agree to limit dissemination of any documents and information as set forth
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`SCOPE, RELIANCE AND PURPOSE:
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`It is a purpose of this Stipulated Protective Order that Defendants will be provided
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`reasonable assurance that:
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`2.1.1 The documents or information produced by Defendants will be used
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`in this litigation and this litigation only and similar litigation involving
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`the same Defendants and counsel only;
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`2.1.2 The documents or information produced by Defendants will not be
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`used for commercial purposes;
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`2.1.3 The documents or information produced by Defendants will not be
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`The Parties are relying on this Stipulated Protective Order, and would not have
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`The Parties’ production under this Stipulated Protective Order does not admit or
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`concede the documents or information are relevant or admissible in this litigation.
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`This Stipulated Protective Order survives the end of the above-styled litigation.
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`The Parties agree good cause exists for this Stipulated Protective Order and for the
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`2.5
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`Court to enter this Order.
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`2.6
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`Compliance with this Stipulated Protective Order will be a material term to any
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`settlement agreement reached in this case.
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`3.0
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`PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS:
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`the date of entry of this Order may be designated Confidential Material. Such a
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`designation shall be made by placing a watermark or legend inscribing the word
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`“Confidential” on the face of each page of each document so designated. In the event
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`a book is produced, the material shall be designated as Confidential Material by placing
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`a watermark or legend inscribing the word “Confidential” on the front cover of the
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`book. Thereafter, if any single page from the book is duplicated, the individual pages
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`Such Confidential Materials in whole or in part or in any form, and the information
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`within, may be used and disclosed solely for the preparation and trial of this litigation
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`only, including all appeals. Copies of any discovery designated “Confidential” shall
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`Order.
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`3.3
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`The Parties and their counsel agree to use reasonable efforts not to disclose the
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`counsel of record in this action on behalf of a Party to this litigation;
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`employees or agents of counsel including regularly employed support
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`staff, paralegal and clerical personnel who have a direct responsibility
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`for assisting such counsel in the preparation and trial of litigation,
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`including appeals;
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`outside consultants and experts and their employees or agents retained
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`by counsel or any Party to this litigation for the purpose of assisting in
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`the preparation and trial of this litigation, including appeals;
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`court personnel, including stenographic reporters regularly employed
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`witnesses or prospective witnesses requested by counsel to give
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`testimony or otherwise to prepare for any deposition, hearing, trial or
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`other proceeding in this litigation.
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`4.0 DEPOSITIONS
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`Deposition testimony concerning any Confidential Material shall be designated as Confidential
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`Material under the terms of this Stipulated Protective Order. The court reporter shall note on the
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`record the designation of Confidential Material and shall separately transcribe those portions of the
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`testimony so designated and shall mark the face of such portion of the transcript as “Confidential
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`Material.” The Parties may use Confidential Material during any deposition provided the witness is
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`apprised of the terms of this Stipulated Protective Order and executes the AGREEMENT TO BE
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`BOUND BY PROTECTIVE ORDER REGARDING CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION,
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`attached as Exhibit “A.” The Parties may use Confidential Material during a deposition only if the
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`CONTESTING THE DESIGNATION OF CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL
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`In the event that any Party desires to contest the designation of any documents, information,
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`or testimony as Confidential Material, that Party shall, after requesting and being denied re-
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`designation within a timely manner, shall file an objection with the Court and request a hearing on the
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`matter. At such hearing, the Party designating the information as Confidential Material shall have the
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`burden to establish that Party’s right to protection of the Confidential Material. All such documents,
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`VIEWING OF DOCUMENTS BY THIRD PARTIES:
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`The Parties agree and acknowledge that before disclosing any Confidential Material to a
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`Qualified Person, as defined above in Section 3.3(c) of this Stipulated Protective Order, the Party shall
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`provide to the Qualified Person a copy of this Stipulated Protective Order and each Qualified Person
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`shall execute a copy of the attached AGREEMENT TO BE BOUND BY PROTECTIVE ORDER
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`REGARDING CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION. The executed copy of Exhibit “A” shall be
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`8.0 NO WAIVER BY INADVERTENT PRODUCTION:
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`deemed a waiver of its confidentiality, privilege, or right to object.
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`9.0
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`RETURN OF DOCUMENTS AT END OF LITIGATION:
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`Within ten (10) days after the final settlement or termination of action, it is the obligation of
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`the Discovering Party to return or destroy all Confidential Material provided by the Producing Party.
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`The Discovering Party shall return or destroy all Confidential Material, including all copies, notes,
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`tapes, papers and any other medium containing, summarizing, excerpting, or otherwise embodying
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`any Confidential Material, except that the Discovering Party shall be entitled to destroy, rather than
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`memoranda or pleadings embodying Confidential Material, subject to State Bar rules. The Discovering
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`10.0 PHOTOCOPYING PROHIBITED BEYOND THIS LITIGATION:
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`11.0 PUBLICATION PROHIBITED:
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`12.0 ALL DOCUMENTS REVEALED TO THE COURT SHALL BE SEALED:
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`All motions or other documents filed with the Court, if any, which reveal, include, attach or
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`Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and shall be considered Confidential Material governed by the terms
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`13.0 NON-WAIVER:
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`This Stipulated Protective Order is not, and shall not be interpreted as, a waiver by any Party
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`14.0 VIOLATION OF ORDER:
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`Upon an alleged violation of this Stipulated Protective Order, the Court on its own motion or
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`provision of this Stipulated Protective Order be struck or held invalid by a court of competent
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`jurisdiction, all remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
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`Dated this 6th day of February, 2015.
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`/s/ Artumus Ham
`By:
`Ryan Hamilton, Esq.
`HAMILTON LAW
`5125 S. Durango Drive, Suite C
`Las Vegas, Nevada 89113
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`Artumus Ham, Esq.
`EGLET LAW GROUP
`400 S. 7th Street, 4th Floor
`Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
`Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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`Dated this 6th day of February, 2015.
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`LEWIS BRISBOIS BISGAARD & SMITH LLP
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`/s/ Alayne Opie
`By:
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`S. Brent Vogel
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`Nevada Bar No. 006858
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`Alayne M. Opie
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`Las Vegas, Nevada 89118
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`Attorneys for Defendant Narconon Fresh
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`Start dba Rainbow Canyon Retreat (“Fresh Start”)
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`Dated this 6th day of February, 2015
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`BAKER, KEENER & NAHRA, LLP
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`/s/ Robert Baker
`By:
`Robert C. Baker
`Baker, Keener & Nahra, LLP
`633 West 5th Street, Suite 5500
`Los Angeles, California 90071
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`Robert McBride
`CARROLL, KELLY, TROTTER, FRANZEN, MCKENNA & PEABODY
`701 North Green Valley Pkwy, Suite 200
`Henderson, Nevada 89074
`Attorney for Narconon International
`and Association For Better Living
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`ORDER
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`Based upon the foregoing Stipulation, and good cause appearing therefore,
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`IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Parties have entered into a STIPULATED
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`PROTECTIVE ORDER governing production of documents.
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`IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Parties shall be bound by the Stipulated Protective
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`Respectfully submitted by:
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`/s/ Alayne Opie
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`S. Brent Vogel, NV Bar 6858
`Alayne M. Opie, NV Bar 12623
`6385 S. Rainbow Boulevard, Suite 600
`Las Vegas, Nevada 89118
`Attorneys for Defendant Narconon Fresh
`Start dba Rainbow Canyon Retreat (“Fresh Start”)
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`DATED: February 9, 2015
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`EXHIBIT “A’
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`UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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`DISTRICT OF NEVADA
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`AGREEMENT TO BE BOUND BY PROTECTIVE ORDERREGARDING
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`NARCONON FRESH START d/b/a
`RAINBOW CANYON RETREAT, a
`California Corporation; ASSOCIATION FOR
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`CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
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`William Forman
`SCHEPER KIM HARRIS LLP
`601 W. Fifth Street, 12th Floor
`Los Angeles, California 90071
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`Ryan Hamilton
`HAMILTON LAW
`5125 S. Durango Drive, Suite C
`Las Vegas, Nevada 89113
`Attorney for Plaintiffs
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`Atumus Ham, Esq.
`EGLET LAW GROUP
`400 S. 7th Street, 4th Floor
`Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
`Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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`Bob Baker
`Baker, Keener & Nahra, LLP
`633 West 5th Street, Suite 5500
`Los Angeles, California 90071
`Attorney for Narconon International
`and Association for Better Living
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`Robert McBride
`CARROLL, KELLY, TROTTER, FRANZEN, MCKENNA & PEABODY
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