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· 11/6/1978

Canet v. Florida

Citations

  • 439 U.S. 956
  • 99 S. Ct. 357

How courts have described this case

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  • \umbrella\ protective order partially lifted and only that material which contained trade secrets or was actually commercially sensitive was to remain subject to protection
  • “Umbrella protective orders do serve to facilitate discovery in complex cases. However, umbrella protection should not substantively expand the protection provided by Rule 26(c)(7

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