Investigation Materials means non-privileged Relevant Materials that
Investigation Materials means (a) all documents, data, information, or transcripts of testimony that (i) any non-party provided to any party either voluntarily or under compulsory process preceding the filing of this action in the course of the parties’ inquiries into the competitive effects of the proposed acquisition or (ii) any party provided to any non-party preceding the filing of this action in the course of the parties’ inquiries into the competitive effects of the proposed acquisition; and (b) any witness statements, including affidavits, transcripts, or letters, whether in hard-copy or electronic form, sent or received by any party including its counsel to or from any non-party including its counsel, preceding the filing of this
Investigation Materials means non-privileged documents, testimony, or other materials that, prior to the filing of this Action, (a) any non-Party provides to any Party, either voluntarily or under compulsory process, in connection with the Investigation; (b) any Party provided to any non-Party relating to the Investigation; or (c) any Defendant, or affiliated person or entity, provided to the Plaintiff relating to the Investigation.
Examples of Investigation Materials in a sentence
During the five (5) day response period, any party that has not previously reviewed the Investigation Materials may request to review the Investigation Materials.
Within five (5) calendar days of the date of the Notice of Decision, either party may request to see the Investigation Materials.
The Parties shall thereafter treat the Investigation Materials or Litigation Materials pursuant to the Protected Person’s new designation under the terms of this Order.
Applying the same preponderance of the evidence standard as the Investigators, the Appeal Panel will review the Investigation Report, the Investigation Materials, and the parties’ position statements and make a final determination of responsibility (and sanction(s) if appropriate).
Protected Person” means any Person (including a Party) that has provided Investigation Materials or that provides Litigation Materials.
More Definitions of Investigation Materials
Investigation Materials means non-privileged correspondence, documents, data, written information or statements, transcripts of testimony, declarations (including drafts), affidavits (including drafts), Civil Investigation demands, informal requests for information, and other materials that:
Investigation Materials means documents or transcripts of testimony that (i) any non-party provided to any Party either voluntarily or under compulsory process during the Investigation, (ii) any Party sent to any non-party during the Investigation, or (iii) that Defendants have provided to Plaintiffs during the Investigation.
Investigation Materials means non-privileged documents, testimony or other materials that (i) any Non-Party provided to the Federal Trade
Investigation Materials means (i) documents, testimony, or other materials that any non-party provided to any Party either voluntarily or under compulsory process during the Investigation; (ii) documents constituting any communication between any Party and any non-party during the Investigation; and/or (iii)
Investigation Materials means non-privileged documents, including but not limited to data, declarations, affidavits, statements, testimony, business records, emails or other communications, electronically stored information or other materials (including drafts), that(i) any non-Party provided to any Party, either voluntarily or under compulsory process relating to the Investigation; (ii) any Party provided to any non-Party relating to the Investigation; or (iii) any Defendant, or affiliated person or entity provided to Plaintiff relating to the Investigation.
Investigation Materials means documents, transcripts of testimony, or other materials that (i) any non-party provided to any Party either voluntarily or under compulsory process during the Investigations; (ii) any Party sent to any non-party during the Investigations; and/or (iii) Defendant has provided to either the DOJ or the State of Michigan during the Investigations.
Investigation Materials means non-privileged correspondence, documents, data, written information or statements, transcripts of testimony, declarations (including drafts), affidavits (including drafts), and other materials created or provided for purposes of the Investigation that (i) were exchanged between any Party and any non-Party not having an attorney-client or common-interest relationship with the Party (e.g., experts, consultants, counsel for co-Defendants, and counsel for state attorneys general and foreign competition agencies), either voluntarily or under compulsory process, during and in connection