Litigation Materials means non-privileged documents, testimony, or other materials that, after the filing of this Action, (a) any non-Party provides to any Party, either voluntarily or under compulsory process, in connection with and during the pendency of this Action; (b) any Party provides to any non-Party in connection with and during the pendency of this Action; (c) any Defendant provides to any Plaintiff in connection with and during the pendency of this Action; or (d) any Plaintiff provides to any Defendant in connection with and during the pendency of this Action.
Litigation Materials means non-privileged documents, testimony, or other materials that (i) any Non-Party provides to any Party, either voluntarily or under compulsory process, in connection with and during the pendency of this Action; (ii) constitute any communication between any Party and any Non-Party in connection with and during the pendency of this Action; (iii) Defendant provides to Plaintiff in connection with and during the pendency of this Action; and/or (iv) Plaintiff provides to Defendant in connection with and during the pendency of this Action.
Litigation Materials means all documents, data, and records (including electronic and archived documents and files) within the Company’s possession, custody or control, or within the possession, custody or control of any of its Advisors, to the extent relating to its Pursuit of Claims and Support of Government Actions. “Litigation Materials” include, but are not limited to: (i) all documents that have been collected and preserved during factual investigation and preparation for litigation, (ii) all documents prepared in connection with the Pursuit of Claims and Support of Government Actions, (iii) all documents produced to or received from defendants and third parties during civil discovery, (iv) all documents produced to any Government Authority during its investigation and pursuit of any Government Action and (v) any other discovery materials such as documents, deposition testimony, deposition exhibits, deposition transcripts, written discovery requests, interrogatory responses, responses to requests for admission and responses to requests for documents, and any other information or material produced, given, or exchanged including any information contained therein or derived therefrom. Any materials prepared by the Company’s Advisors on its behalf in connection with the Company’s Pursuit of Claims and Support of Government Actions are also “Litigation Materials.”
Examples of Litigation Materials in a sentence
Any such withdrawal will be solely on a prospective basis and any Litigation Materials provided pursuant to this Agreement prior to such withdrawal shall continue to be governed by the terms of this Agreement.
Any Litigation Materials obtained by AIG or any agent thereof from ILFC or any agent thereof (i) are provided solely for the internal use of AIG and its counsel in connection with the Action and (ii) shall not, without the prior written consent of ILFC, be provided, copied, communicated or otherwise disclosed to any person other than AIG’s counsel and consultants and experts, and as necessary in connection with the Action.
In any proceeding or litigation between the Parties, neither Party may use or admit into evidence against the other Party, except to the extent expressly specified in this Section 3.G, any Litigation Materials of the other Party that were disclosed or exchanged pursuant to this Agreement.
This Agreement shall be interpreted so as to afford the broadest and greatest protection possible of Litigation Materials from disclosure to third parties.
If any person or entity requests or demands, by subpoena or otherwise, any Litigation Materials from ILFC or its counsel, ILFC will immediately notify AIG, and the Parties shall take the steps necessary to permit the assertion of all applicable rights, privileges and immunities with respect to such Litigation Materials, and otherwise cooperate fully with the other Party in any judicial proceedings relating to the disclosure of Litigation Materials.
More Definitions of Litigation Materials
Litigation Materials means non-privileged documents, written information, or other materials that (i) any Protected Person provides to any Party, either voluntarily or under compulsory process, in connection with this Action; (ii) constitute any communication between any Party and any non-party or Protected Person in connection with this Action; (iii) any Defendant, or affiliated person or entity, provides to any Plaintiff, either
Litigation Materials include, but are not limited to: (i) all documents that have been collected and preserved during factual investigation and preparation for litigation; (ii) all documents prepared in connection with the Pursuit of Claims, (iii) all documents produced to or received from defendants and third parties during civil discovery; (iv) all documents produced to any Government Authority during an investigation; and (v) any other discovery materials such as documents, deposition testimony, deposition exhibits, deposition transcripts, written discovery requests, interrogatory responses, responses to requests for admission and responses to requests for documents, and any other information or material produced, given, or exchanged including any information contained therein or derived therefrom. Any materials prepared by the Company’s Advisors on its behalf in connection with the Company’s Pursuit of Claims are also “Litigation Materials.”
Litigation Materials means (i) documents, testimony, or other materials that any non-party provided to any Party either voluntarily or under compulsory process during this Action; (ii) documents constituting any communication between any Party and any non-Party during this Action; and/or (iii) documents, testimony, or other materials that any Defendant has provided to Plaintiff during this Action.
Litigation Materials means all documents, data, and records (including electronic and archived documents and files) within the Company’s possession, custody or control, or within the possession, custody or control of any of its Advisors, to the extent relating to the Pursuit of the Claims. “Litigation Materials” include, but are not limited to: (i) all documents that have been collected and preserved during factual investigation and preparation for litigation; (ii) all documents prepared in connection with the Pursuit of Claims, (iii) all documents produced to or received from defendants and third parties during civil discovery; (iv) all documents produced to any Government Authority during an investigation; and (v) any other discovery materials such as documents, deposition testimony, deposition exhibits, deposition transcripts, written discovery requests, interrogatory responses, responses to requests for admission and responses to requests for documents, and any other information or material produced, given, or exchanged including any information contained therein or derived therefrom. Any materials prepared by the Company’s Advisors on its behalf in connection with the Company’s Pursuit of Claims are also “Litigation Materials.”
Litigation Materials means non-privileged documents, testimony, or other materials that (i) any non-Party provides to any Party, either voluntarily or under compulsory process, in connection with and during the pendency of this Action; (ii) constitute any communication between any Party and any non-Party in connection with and during the pendency of this Action; (iii) any Party provides to any other Party in connection with and during the pendency of this Action.
Litigation Materials is defined in Section 6.11(b) (Patent Counsel; Return of Documents; Tangible Materials).
Litigation Materials means (i) documents, data, testimony, or other materials (including affidavits or letters) that any non-party provided to any Party either voluntarily or under compulsory process in connection with and during the pendency of this action; (ii) documents constituting any communication between any Party and any non-party in connection with and during the pendency of this action; (iii) documents, data, testimony, or other materials that any Defendant has provided to Plaintiff in connection with and during the pendency of this action; and/or (iv) documents, data, testimony, or other materials that Plaintiff has provided to any Defendant in connection with and during the pendency of this action.