Mgic Indemnity Corporation v. Lawrence I. Weisman, Thomas P. Dunn, L.N. Nevels, Jr., and Henry K.F. Kersting

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• holding that, on a motion for attorney fees, the requesting party must dis- close its time sheets to the other party, redacted as necessary where pro- tected by the attorney-client privilege
• stating that a court “may take judicial notice of matters of public record outside the pleadings”
• holding court may “take judicial notice of matters of public record”
• finding that a court may take judicial notice of court records
• granting request for judicial notice of SEC filings only to the extent the filings “contained 18 certain disclosures” and denying request all other respects
• taking judicial notice 21 of allegations made in a motion to dismiss and supporting memorandum filed in a 22 different federal court action

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