Common use of Third-Party Data Sources Clause in Contracts

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 12 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., e.g. third-party email providers, and/or mobile device providers, cloud 15 “cloud” 13 storage, etc.) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to 14 preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 12 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 13 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 14 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 10 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 11 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 12 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., e.g. third-party email providers, and/or mobile device providers, cloud 15 “cloud” storage, etc.) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain 9 discoverable ESI (e.g., e.g. third-party email providers, and/or mobile device providers, cloud 15 “cloud” storage, etc.) 10 and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information 11 stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 20 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providersand/orproviders, mobile device providers, cloud 15 21 “cloud” storage, etc.) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to 22 preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source. In providing this information, the parties are making no representation as to whether the data is within their possession, custody, or control.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sourcessources within the party’s 11 custody, control, or possession, if any, likely to 14 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email 12 providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.which

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 20 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 21 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 22 information stored in the third-party data source.. 25 AGREEMENT REGARDING THE DISCOVERY OF ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION AND [PROPOSED] ORDER PAGE - 2 26 (Case No. 2:23-cv-00028-JNW)

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 15 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 16 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 17 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain 19 discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 storage) and, 20 for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored 21 in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 24 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.cloud

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, and/or mobile device providers, cloud 15 “cloud” storage, etc.) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely 24 to 14 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, 25 cloud 15 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able 26 to preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 16 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 17 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 21 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 22 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 23 information stored in the third-party data source.. 25 AGREEMENT REGARDING DISCOVERY OF ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION AND [PROPOSED] ORDER PAGE - 2 26 (Case No. C24-0319-JLR)

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain 15 discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, mobile or other third 16 party applications, cloud 15 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is 17 not) able to preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain 9 discoverable ESI (e.g., e.g. third-party email providers, and/or mobile device providers, cloud 15 “cloud” storage, etc.) and, 10 for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored in 11 the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 16 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 17 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 18 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 17 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 18 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 20 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 21 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 22 information stored in the third-party data source.. 25 AGREEMENT REGARDING DISCOVERY OF ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION AND [PROPOSED] ORDER PAGE - 2 26 (Case No. [CASE #])

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain 10 discoverable ESI (e.g., e.g. third-party email providers, and/or mobile device providers, cloud 15 “cloud” storage, etc.) 11 and, for each such source, the extent to which a party this information is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored in within the third-party data sourcecustody and control 12 of the party.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 19 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 20 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 21 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain 26 discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 storage) and, 27 for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored 28 in the third-party data source.. Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx & Xxxxxxxx LLP

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 21 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 storage) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 24 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-third party data sources, if any, likely to contain 14 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-third party email providers, mobile device providers, cloud 15 storage) and, 15 for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information stored 16 in the third-third party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 19 contain discoverable ESI (e.g., third-party email providersand/orproviders, mobile device providers, cloud 15 20 “cloud” storage, etc.) and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to 21 preserve 16 information stored in the third-party data source.

Third-Party Data Sources. A list of third-party data sources, if any, likely to 14 contain 10 discoverable ESI (e.g., e.g. third-party email providers, and/or mobile device providers, cloud 15 “cloud” storage, etc.) 11 and, for each such source, the extent to which a party is (or is not) able to preserve 16 information 12 stored in the third-party data source.