High Sierra Holistics, LLC v. State of Nevada, Department of Taxation ( 2019 )

AWG □□ UVOVVG FE LTEVEEVIES NEP LUTON rN Or Ue eee 1 || HOLLEY, DRIGGS, WALCH, FINE, PUZEY, STEIN & THOMPSON 2 || James W. Puzey, Esq. (NV Bar No. 5745) Michael Ayers, Esq. (NV Bar No. 10851) 3 || 800 South Meadows Parkway, #800 Reno, Nevada 89521 4 || Telephone: 775-851-8700 Facsimile: 775-851-7681 Attorney for High Sierra Holistics, LLC 7 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 3 FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEVADA Dz 9 HIGH SIERRA HOLISTICS, LLC, Case No. 3:19-CV-00271-MMD-CBC oO Plaintiff, «10 STIPULATED MOTION AND o 11 v. PROPOSED PROTECTIVE ORDER THE STATE OF NEVADA, DEPARTMENT | REGARDING CONFIDENTIALITY OF 12 || OF TAXATION, DOES 1-10 and ROE DISCOVERY MATERIAL AND z CORPORATIONS 1-10, INADVERTENT DISCLOSURE ORDER - 13 Defendants. CQ > 15 Plaintiff, High Sierra Holistics (‘Plaintiff’), and Defendant State of Nevada, Department 5 16 || of Taxation of (“Defendant” individually and collectively “the Parties”), hereby respectfully move a 17 || the Court for entry of a Protective and Inadvertent Disclosure Order. The Parties seek to maintain a — Z 18 || the confidentiality of certain documents by governing their handling and to protect documents 19 || subject to the attorney-client privilege or work product doctrine, pursuant to Federal Rules of Civil =z OC v 20 || Procedure 26(c)(1)(G) and Federal Rules of Evidence 502(d), and in support thereof states as = 21 |) follows: 22 The Parties’ proposed order is intended to permit and restrict the exchange of confidential 23 || information and documents during discovery. For example, the Parties seek to protect discoverable 24 || documents and materials relating to items such as (1) the materials, policies and procedures, and 25 || business plans for Plaintiff and other applicants who submitted applications to Defendant (“Other 26 || Applicants”) for a marijuana license, (2) Plaintiff's and other Applicants’ board members, owners 27 || and other persons who submitted personal information, including but not limited to banking and 28 || financial information, in support of Plaintiff's and Other Applicants’ applications for a marijuana ADS Ve FAUT IVIL Ny UTE, TON I hr ECA ee 1 || license, (3) the Parties’ personal and confidential employee information, (4) Defendant’s internal 2 |) and confidential security information for its computer systems, and (5) other trade secret 3 || information maintained by the Parties and other Applicants (collectively “Confidential 4 || Information”). The basis for this Motion is several fold: 1) to protect confidential and sensitive 5 |] and confidential information as this matter deals with applications for a marijuana license issues, 6 || 2) to protect confidential and sensitive personal and/or business information, and 3) to protect 7 || disclosure of trade secrets and other confidential information resulting from Plaintiff's and Other 8 || Applicants’ investment of millions of dollars from the public and/or competitors. Such confidential 9 || and trade secret information is generally not known to competitors and not made available to the UO a 10 |] public. ° 11 Should the Parties’ or Other Applicants’ confidential information become available to the — 12 || public, it would result in a windfall for other businesses involved in providing similar services. In 13 || addition, it would place Plaintiff and Other Applicants at a disadvantage competitively because a 14 |] they could lose the edge they have over other similar businesses that have not made similar ~ 15 || investments in training, development of systems, and procedures. Moreover, it could lead to fraud □ 5 16 || and identity theft because Defendant and Other Applicants’ owners, members and other persons * 17 || provided personal financial information, which could lead to this information be used to harm 2 18 |] these persons’ personal interest. Lastly, some of the information may involve Defendant’s 19 || computer systems, including but not limited to information about its network, which could provide CO 20 | a path for hackers to use this information and compromise Defendant’s computer systems. Public 21 || disclosure of these materials would clearly harm the Parties, Other Applicants and other persons 22 || who provided financial and personal information. That type of knowledge could reasonably 23 |] negatively impact all involved. 24 25 26 27 28 ADS Ge hee veVvVve fF LUIVEIVILS Nhe LUI wr OF I rE ee 1 In light of the above, the Parties respectfully request the Court enter the proposed Protective 2 |} Order. 3 DATED: August 9, 2019 DATED: August 9, 2019 4 HOLLEY, DRIGGS, WALCH, AARON D. FORD (Attorney General) 5 FINE, PUZEY, STEIN & THOMPSON /s/ Michael R. Ayers /s/ David J. Pope 7 James W. Puzey, Esq. (NV Bar No. 5745) Steve Shevorski (Bar No. 8256) Michael Ayers, Esq. (NV Bar No. 10851) Ketan D. Bhirud (Bar No. 10515) 8 800 South Meadows Parkway, #800 Theresa M. Haar (Bar No. 12158) Y) 5 9 Reno, Nevada 89521 David J. Pope (Bar No. 8617) ” Robert E. Werbicky (Bar No. 6166) UO a 10 Attorneys for High Sierra Holistics Office of the Nevada Attorney General 2 555 E. Washington Avenue, Suite 3900 Oe u Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 - — 12 Attorneys for State of Nevada, Department of oe 2 13 Taxation «4 15 5 «16 a z 18 I Ov 2» a Ts 2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 I ee Oe er NN rN Ne ee l PROTECTIVE AND INADVERTENT DISCLOSURE ORDER 2 Plaintiff, High Sierra Holistics (“Plaintiff”), and Defendant State of Nevada, Department 3 || of Taxation of “Defendant” individually, and collectively referred to as “the Parties” or singularly 4 || as “a Party”), having agreed to the entry of a Protective and Inadvertent Disclosure Order pursuant 5 || to Rule 26(c) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Federal Rules of Evidence 502(d), and 6 || the Court being fully advised, 7 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED: 8 1. For the purposes of this Order, the following definitions shall apply: Y 9 a. Confidential Information: Generally, information subject to disclosure containing 10 || personal information, financial information, trade secrets or other confidential research, including, ° 11 | but not limited to, formulas, methods, or development plans, confidential business information 12 || such as marketing plans, customer lists, financial information, sales figures, advertising 13 |] expenditures, pricing plans, and balance sheets, supplier identities, business plans, license 14 |] agreements, computer system processes/security or other information which could put the ~ 15 || producing person or entity at a competitive or financial disadvantage if the information became 5 16 || known to the Receiving Party or other information reasonably believed to be confidential. 17 || Information, the whole of which is publicly available, should not be designated as “Confidential” 4 z 18 || or “Attorneys Eyes Only.” 19 b. CONFIDENTIAL Designation: Documents not previously disclosed to the public O 20 || should be designated “Confidential” when such documents contain confidential information that 21 || may be reviewed by the Receiving Party, but must be protected against disclosure to third parties. 22 c. ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY Designation: Documents not previously disclosed to 23 |] the public should be designated “Attorneys’ Eyes Only” when such documents contain 24 || confidential information that 1) may only be reviewed by counsel for the Receiving Party who, or 25 || 2) may only be reviewed by agreed upon named representatives of the Receiving Party and their 26 || counsel and must be protected against disclosure to third parties. 27 d. The “Producing Party” is the Party that provides CONFIDENTIAL / 28 || ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY Information. Vet WV A I See lee OT eee ree 1 e. The “Receiving Party” is a Party that receives CONFIDENTIAL / ATTORNEYS’ 2 || EYES ONLY Information. 3 f. An “Inadvertently Produced Document” is a document that a Party to this litigation 4 || provides to the opposing Party in this case, but that should have been withheld by the Producing 5 || Party, in whole or in part, based on a claim of privilege, work-product protection, confidentiality 6 || or other restrictions on disclosure, and for which the Producing Party provides the notice required 7 || in this Order. 8 2. When used in this Order, the word “document” means all written, recorded, or Y 9 || electronically stored material of any kind, and copies thereof (whether identical or not identical) UO 10 | including, but not limited to, interrogatory answers, production responses, requests to admit and ° 11 |] responses thereto, documents, as defined in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure or in the 12 || discovery requests in this action, or physical items produced by any Party or non-party in this = 13 |} action whether pursuant to subpoena, court order, discovery requests, or by agreement, deposition a 14 |] transcripts and exhibits, and any portions of any court papers which quote from or summarize any > 15 || of the foregoing. 5 16 3. Information produced by any party or non-party in this action may be designated f° 17 || by the Producing Party(ies) as “Confidential” or “Attorneys Eyes Only.” Information designated z 18 || “Confidential” or “Attorneys Eyes Only” may be used only in connection with this litigation, and 19 || not for any other purpose. Such information may not be disclosed to anyone except as provided in © 20 || this Order and the Parties shall exercise due care regarding storage, custody, and use. 21 4. The protections of this Order may be used by third parties that are called upon to 22 || provide documents, information or testimony in this case by following the provisions of this Order. 23 5. Discoverable documents protected under this order and shall be designated as 24 || CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY and/or may be redacted. Relevant and 25 }| discoverable documents that are protected under this order and designated as CONFIDENTIAL or 26 || ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY, and/or may be redacted, include items such as materials, policies 27 || and procedures of the Parties, Parties’ internal reports, notes and logs, the Parties’ personal 28 || financial and employee information maintained by the Parties, trade secret information, and may GF VEE Nt et et Er Ee er EUS eo 1 || include other documents as determined by the designating party not specifically addressed herein. 2 || Nothing herein shall be construed as an agreement or requirement by the Parties to produce specific 3 || types of documents, and the Parties specifically reserve their rights to challenge any request for 4 || documents that may also contain Confidential Information. 5 6. Any Party producing documents or other materials in this action may designate 6 || such materials and the information contained therein subject to this Order by typing or stamping 7 || on the front of the document, or on the portion(s) of the document for which confidential treatment 8 || is designated, “CONFIDENTIAL” or “ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” if the Party has a reasonable 9 || and good faith belief the material contains Confidential Information. O 10 7. Any Confidential Information not reduced to documentary, tangible or physical ° 11 || form or which cannot conveniently be designated in the manner set forth in paragraph 6, including 12 || data contained in any electronic form, shall be designated CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ = 13 || EYES ONLY by informing the Receiving Party in writing that all of the information is either a 14 || CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY. If any Party produces Confidential > 15 || Information stored electronically, including but not limited to production of magnetic diskettes or 5 16 || downloaded or uploaded files transferred by any method including electronic mail, then all of that 17 || information retains its CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY nature regardless of z 18 |) whether the information is manipulated or converted to any other media, including, but not limited ~ 19 |] to, the creation of print-outs or other hard copies and conversations, or manipulation of data for 20 || conversation or manipulation for processing by any other computer hardware or software. L 21 8. In the instance of deposition testimony, the witness under deposition or his or her 22 || counsel shall invoke the provisions of this Order in a timely manner and designate the level of 23 || restriction. During the deposition, unauthorized persons shall be excluded from testimony 24 || designated “CONFIDENTIAL” or “ATTORNEYS EYES ONLY” as applicable under this Order. 25 || The witness under deposition or his or her counsel shall have the right to designate or change the 26 || level of restriction within a thirty (30) day period after the deposition. Any part of deposition 27 || testimony in this case may be designated CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY by 28 || advising the reporter and all Parties of such fact, or by notifying the reporter and all Parties in RN ee FE Nt er EEN rN Ne er EN Oe 1 || writing within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the transcript by the deponent or deponent’s 2 {| counsel. Deposition testimony marked CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY shall 3 || be given to no one other than people described in paragraphs 11 and 12. Any CONFIDENTIAL 4 || or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY testimony must be marked, treated, used and/or disclosed only 5 |] as provided in this Order. 6 9. If opposing counsel objects to the designation of certain information as 7 || CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY, or dispute concerning who may view such 8 || information, he or she shall promptly inform the other Parties’ counsel in writing of the specific Y) 9 || grounds of objection. Counsel shall then, in good faith and on an informal basis, attempt to resolve 10 || such dispute. If after such good faith attempt, counsel are unable to resolve their dispute, opposing 11 |] counsel may move for a disclosure order consistent with this order. Any motion for disclosure 12 || shall be filed within fourteen (14) days of providing written notice of the objection, and the = 13 || information shall continue to have CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY status from □ 14 |] the time it is produced until the ruling by the Court on the motion. > 15 10. Nothing in this Order shall prevent any Party from objecting to discovery that it 5 16 |] believes is improper. (rj)? . . . “ ” 17 11. Any documents and/or other information designated as “CONFIDENTIAL,” as — 2 18 || well as any copies or excerpts thereof, or analyses or reports that pertain thereto, may be made 4 19 |] available only to: OC 20 a. Plaintiff and Defendant in this case, including officers, directors, employees, and > 21 || in-house attorneys of the Parties; 22 b. Counsel of record for the Parties to the case; 23 C. Attorneys, paralegals, secretaries and other personnel employed or retained by or 24 || working under the supervision of counsel of record described in subparagraph 9(b) who are 25 |] assisting in this action; 26 d. Court reporters and videographers used to record deposition testimony in this case; 27 €. Experts specifically retained as consults or expert witnesses in connection with this 28 || case, provided that the person signs a document in the form of Exhibit A attached hereto; ADM ew WV VME Se Se lee oe re ree 1 f. Any other person or entity as to whom counsel for the producer or provider of the 2 || confidential information agreed in writing, or whom the Court directs, shall have access to such 3 || information, provided that the person signs a document in the form of Exhibit A attached hereto, 4 |} stating that he or she has read and understands this Order and agrees to be bound by its terms, 5 || before seeing CONFIDENTIAL documents; and 6 g. The Court of Court personnel under seal subject to the limitations of paragraph 14. 7 12. Documents and/or other information designated “Attorneys Eyes Only,” as well as 8 |] any copies or excerpts thereof, or analyses or reports which pertain thereto, may be made available Sz 9 || only to: CO: 10 | a. Attorneys of record for the Receiving Party, and their employees and other ° 11 || attorneys and/or employees of their firms directly involved in the matter, except for any persons 12 || with a present ownership or other financial interest in one or more Parties or in the outcome of this = 13 |] litigation; a 14 b. Judges, the Court and jury, law clerks and other clerical personnel of the Court > 15 || before which this action is pending, under sea! subject to the limitations of paragraph 14; 5 16 c. Independent experts not associated directly or indirectly with a party whom the 17 |] Receiving Party identifies to the Producing Party at least ten (10) days prior to disclosure. Such — z 18 || independent experts must sign a document in the form of Exhibit A, stating that he or she has read 19 |] and understands this Order and agrees to be bound by its terms, before seeing ATTORNEYS’ O 20 || EYES ONLY documents. No such entity or person may be a former or present employee of, or 21 || have had or currently have any ownership interest in any of the Parties to this action. If the 22 || producing party has any objection to the proposed independent expert, it shall so notify the 23 || receiving party within the ten (10) day period. The Parties shall attempt to resolve any differences 24 |} concerning such independent experts, but if they are unable to do so, the Receiving Party may seek 25 || relief from the Court as provided in paragraph 9 above. No disclosure of the information shall be 26 || made to the proposed independent expert until after the Court has ruled upon the issue. 27 d. Except as provided herein, deponents at their depositions shall not be given access 28 || to confidential information designated “Attorneys Eyes Only” by any party or third party, other A OE Net NEN rT SN re 1 || than the Party who has made the designation. In the event a Party intends to provide “Attorneys 2 || Eyes Only” documents to a deponent during a deposition and such deponent otherwise does not 3 | have access to such documents, the Party shall give a ten (10) day notice to counsel of the 4 |] Designating Party. If there is no objection, the deponent shall comply with paragraph 13 below 5 || and be allowed to review such documents. If the Designating Party objects to the disclosure, the 6 || Receiving Party may seek relief from the Court as provided in paragraph 9 above. 7 13. Each person permitted by this Order to have access to Confidential Information, 8 || other than the Parties’ counsel, shall, prior to being given such access, be provided with a copy of 9 |! this Order for review. Upon receiving this Order, each person shall sign a statement in the form of 10 |] Exhibit A hereto indicating that he or she has read the order and agrees to comply with its terms. ° 11 14. Nothing in this order shall be construed as automatically permitting a Party to file 12 || under seal. The Party seeking leave of Court shall show “compelling reasons” (dispositive motion) = 13 || or “good cause” (non-dispositive motion) for filing under seal. See Kamakana v. City & Cnty of a 14 |] Honolulu, 447 F.3d 1172, 1179-80 (9th Cir. 2006). Additionally, such Party seeking to file under > 15 |] seal shall, within the applicable deadline, file a redacted, unsealed version of any motion, response 5 16 || or reply if such Party is waiting for a ruling from the Court on filing an unredacted, sealed version 17 || of the same document. 4 z 18 15. | Nothing contained in this Order shall preclude a Party from using its own — 19 || CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY material in any manner it sees fit, or from © 20 || revealing such CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY material to whomever it 21 |] chooses, without prior consent of any other Party or of this Court. 22 16. The Parties cannot use, file or disclose any CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ 23 || EYES ONLY material in any pretrial court proceeding that is open to persons not authorized to 24 |) have access to such CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY material under the terms 25 ll of this Order. In the event that a Party wishes to use any CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ 26 || EYES ONLY material in any pretrial court proceeding, affidavit, brief, memorandum of law, or 27 || other papers filed in Court in this litigation, it shall, in accordance with Local Rule IA 10-4 and 28 || 10-5, file a motion with the Court seeking leave to file the CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ ADS De BIW VOUYVE UIVEIVELS Ne UTI EN EN rN ave 1 | EYES ONLY material under seal. 2 17. Upon request of the Producing Party and within sixty (60) days after the final 3 Il disposition of all aspects of this case by settlement, judgment, or expiration of time to appeal, all 4 || documents designated CONFIDENTIAL or ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY, including any 5 || reproductions of such documents, must be destroyed or returned to the producing Party or its 6 || counsel. At the Producing Party’s request, if the documents are destroyed, the Party who has 7 || destroyed the documents must furnish an affidavit attesting to same. 8 18. Nothing in this Order shall be construed to require the production of any document Y 9 || or ESI that a Party contends is protected from disclosure by the attorney-client privilege and/or the UO 10 || work product doctrine. ° 11 19. Pursuant to the agreement of the Parties under Federal Rules of Evidence 502(e) — 12 || and by Order of this Court under Federal Rules of Evidence 502(d), no disclosure, production, or = 13 |) exchange of documents or information in this case shall constitute a waiver of any applicable CQ 14 || attorney-client privilege or of any applicable work product protection in this or any other federal 15 || or state proceeding. This Order applies to any documents or ESI disclosed, exchanged, produced, 5 16 || or discussed-whether intentionally or inadvertently-among the Parties, their counsel and/or any 17 || agents (such as vendors and experts) in the course of this litigation. 4 z 18 20. This Order applies regardless of whether the Documents or ESI describe or relate 19 |] to actions taken in this litigation, or in prior or separate litigations. OC 20 21. Upon learning of any Inadvertently Produced Documents, the Producing Party shall 21 || promptly give all counsel of record notice of the inadvertent production. The notice shall identify 22 || the document, the portions of the document that were inadvertently produced, and the first date 23 || the document was produced. If the Party that produced a document claims that only a portion of 24 || the Inadvertently Produced Document was inadvertently produced, the Party shall provide with 25 || the notice of inadvertent production a new copy of the document with the allegedly privileged 26 || portions redacted. 27 22. Upon receiving notice of an Inadvertently Produced Document, or upon 28 || determining that a document received is known to be privileged, the Receiving Party must 10 ADS De VOUVS FLUTTER rE eee wo 1 || promptly return, sequester or destroy the specified information and any copies it has, and shall 2 || destroy any notes that reproduce, copy or otherwise disclose the substance of the privileged 3 || information. The Receiving Party may not use or disclose the information until the claim is 4 || resolved. If the Receiving Party disclosed the information before being notified, it must take 5 || reasonable steps to retrieve and prevent further use or distribution of such information until the 6 || claim is resolved. 7 23. A Party receiving documents produced by another Party is under a good faith 8 || obligation to promptly alert the Producing Party if a document appears on its face or in light of Y 9 || facts known to the Receiving Party to be privileged. UO a 10 24. Tothe extent that any Party obtains any information, documents or communications ° 11 |} through Inadvertently Produced Documents, such information, documents and communications 12 || shall not be filed or presented for admission into evidence or sought in discovery by that Party in = 13 | any action. a 14 25. — If the Receiving Party challenges a claim that a Inadvertently Produced Document 15 || is properly privileged, the Receiving Party may in connection with a good faith challenge, make 5 16 || reference to the contents of the document in any paper submitted to the Court, so long as such ° 17 || filing is made under seal. If requested by the Receiving Party, the Producing Party shall provide z 18 |] such Inadvertently Produced Documents to the Court for in-camera review. i Ox 2 4 T 5 (2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 11 AI UVEVVEL ELVEN OW, UU a OO VOI a TAY 46 VE 1 26. If the Court sustains the claim that an Inadvertently Produced Document is properly 2 || a Produced Privileged Document, the Receiving Party shall, within two (2) days of the Court’s 3 order, return the Inadvertently Produced Document and any copies it has and destroy any notes 4 | relating to the Produced Privileged Document and advise the Producing Party in writing of the 5 || destruction. 6 IT IS SO ORDERED: 8 Y 5 9 TED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE Oz a : 10 I Dated:& [4 Zol = 13 - 14 15 5 «6 Qa 2 18 I Ov 2 2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 12 BID De BO OS FRET Ne TE rN NIN Rr ASN ern 1 EXHIBIT A 2 1. I, , residing at , have read the 3 || foregoing Protective Order (the “Order”) in the case captioned High Sierra Holistics, LLC. v. The 4 || State of Nevada, Department of Taxation, Does 1-10 and Roe Corporations 1-10; Court No. 3:19- 5 || CV-00271-MMD-CBC (the “Action”). I agree to be bound by its terms with respect to any 6 || documents designated as “CONFIDENTIAL” or “ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” there under that 7 || are furnished to me as set forth in the Order. 8 2. I further agree: (a) not to disclose to anyone any documents, or any information Y 5 9 || contained in documents, designated as “CONFIDENTIAL” or “ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” UO a 10 || other than as set forth in the Order; and (b) not to make any copies of any documents designated ° 11 || as “CONFIDENTIAL” or ‘ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” except in accordance with the Order. 12 3. I hereby consent to the jurisdiction of the United States District Court for the = 13 || District of Nevada with regard to any proceedings to enforce the terms of the Order against me. a 14 4, I hereby agree that any documents designated as “CONFIDENTIAL” or 15 || “ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” that are furnished to me will be used by me only for the purposes 5 16 || of the Action, and for no other purpose, and will not be used by me in any business affairs of my ° 17 || employer or of my own; nor will the information contained therein be shared or otherwise imparted 2 18 || by me to any other person. At the conclusion of the action, I agree that all documents designed 19 || “CONFIDENTIAL” or “ATTORNEYS’ EYES ONLY” in my possession or control, including O 20 }| any reproductions of such documents, must be returned to the producing Party or its counsel and 21 || that all summaries of such material and all memoranda, pleadings or other documents containing 22 || such material shall be destroyed. 23 24 25 —_—___—_ eee 36 Date Signature 27 28 13 AQ Ge OUVG WIIVILS hy LUPE OTN eT ee 1 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 2 I hereby certify that on the 9" day of August, 2019, I served a copy of the foregoing upon 3 || the party below via electronic service through the United States District Court for the District of 4 || Nevada’s ECF system: 5 AARON D. FORD (Attorney General) STEVE SHEVORSKI (Bar No. 8256) 6 KETAN D. BHIRUD (Bar No. 10515) 7 THERESA M. HAAR (Bar No. 12158) DAVID J. POPE (Bar No. 8617) 8 ROBERT E. WERBICKY (Bar No. 6166) Sz Office of the Nevada Attorney General 9 555 E. Washington Avenue, Suite 3900 Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 10 } sshevorski@ag.nv.gov ° 1 kbhriud@ag.nv.gov thaar@ag.nv.gov mi | dpope@ag.nv.gov z rwerbickey@ag.nv.gov ~ 13 Attorneys for Defendants Qe 14 ~ 15 > 5 (6 Q 17 By: _/s/ Susan Matejko An Employee of Holley Driggs Walch Fine, Puzey, - 18 Stein & Thompson (ol 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 14