Doe v. Black
New York Southern District Court | |
Judge: | Jessica G L Clarke |
Case #: | 1:23-cv-06418 |
Nature of Suit | 360 Torts - Personal Injury - Other Personal Injury |
Cause | 28:1332pi Diversity-Personal Injury |
Case Filed: | Jul 25, 2023 |
Last checked: Sunday Jan 21, 2024 3:51 AM EST |
Defendant
Leon Black
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Represented By
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Plaintiff
Jane Doe
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Represented By
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Docket last updated: 6 hours ago |
Thursday, February 06, 2025 | ||
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![]() ***SELECTED PARTIES*** LETTER addressed to Judge Katherine Polk Failla from Susan Estrich dated January 24, 2025 re: Request for Limited Disclosure. Document filed by Leon Black, Jane Doe.Motion or Order to File Under Seal:216 .(Estrich, Susan) |
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![]() ORDER granting185 Letter Motion to Seal; granting207 Letter Motion to Seal; granting213 Letter Motion to Seal. The Court has reviewed the parties' submissions and denies Defendant's application at this time. Defendant has not shown good cause to use the Sealed Decision in the pending state court action. Most critically, he has not demonstrated that the Sealed Decision is relevant to the issues pending before the First Department. Furthermore, given that Defendant seeks to submit the Sealed Decision prior to oral argument before the First Department, there exists a substantial likelihood the contents of the Sealed Decision will be inappropriately referenced during oral argument. Therefore, Defendant's request is denied. However, as previously ordered, the parties must brief the issue of the continued sealing of certain documents, and Defendant is free to request to unseal the Sealed Decision (and other sealed materials) in this briefing. In addition, Defendant is directed to file a copy of his January 24, 2025 letter request to Judge Failla under seal on the docket. The parties' outstanding sealing motions (ECF Nos. 185, 207, and 213) are likewise granted, and their related documents shall remain under seal until further order from this Court. Lastly, with respect to Plaintiff's letter at ECF No. 206, counsel for Defendant are reminded that they are not to reference or characterize documents under seal. The Court's prior orders with respect to sealed matters should be strictly construed, and counsel must err on the side of caution in discussing these materials. The Clerk of Court is respectfully directed to terminate ECF Nos. 185, 207, and 213, and to leave the corresponding documents (ECF Nos. 186, 208, and 214) under seal. SO ORDERED. (Signed by Judge Jessica G. L. Clarke on 2/6/2025) (tg) |
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Wednesday, February 05, 2025 | ||
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![]() ***SELECTED PARTIES*** LETTER addressed to Judge Jessica G. L. Clarke from Jeanne M. Christensen dated February 5, 2025 re: Response to ECF 214. Document filed by Leon Black, Jane Doe.Motion or Order to File Under Seal:213 .(Christensen, Jeanne-Marie) |
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![]() ***SELECTED PARTIES*** LETTER addressed to Judge Jessica G. L. Clarke from Michael B. Carlinsky dated February 5, 2025 re: Request for Limited Disclosure. Document filed by Leon Black, Jane Doe.Motion or Order to File Under Seal:213 .(Carlinsky, Michael) |
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![]() LETTER MOTION to Seal addressed to Judge Jessica G. L. Clarke from Michael B. Carlinsky dated February 5, 2025. Document filed by Leon Black..(Carlinsky, Michael) |