Smith v. Servicemen's Group Life Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• “where a party to [a] stipulated protective order seeks to modify that order, that party must demonstrate particular good cause in order to gain relief from the agreed to protective order.”
• whether the court should modify a stipulated protective order previously entered in this litigation
• Jochims failed to show good cause necessary for modification of stipulated protective order
• “Not surprisingly, a party’s oversight in not negotiating a provision in a protective order concerning a matter which should have been reasonably foreseeable at the time of the agreement has been held to not constitute good cause for relief from the protective order.”
• “[Tjhere is general unanimity among the courts that where a party to [a] stipulated protective order seeks to modify that protective order, that party must demonstrate particular good cause in order to gain relief from the agreed to protective order.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).