W. Simon Katz v. Batavia Marine & Sporting Supplies, Inc., and Def-Tec Corporation, Movant-Appellee

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• holding that “nonparty status may be considered by the court in weighing the burdens imposed in the circumstances”
• “Although Rule 26(b) applies equally to discovery of nonparties, the fact of nonparty status may be considered in weighing the burdens imposed in the circumstances.”
• the status of a person as a nonparty is a factor that weighs against disclosure
• the status of a person as a nonparty is a factor that weighs against disclosure
• the status of a person as a nonparty is a factor that weighs against disclosure
• nonparty status weighs against requiring disclosure of confidential information

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