Letitia Gaudiosi v. Covidien LP et al
| Letitia Gaudiosi |
| Covidien LP and Does |
| 2:2013cv09551 |
| December 30, 2013 |
| US District Court for the Central District of California |
| Victor B. Kenton |
| R. Gary Klausner |
| Family and Medical Leave Act |
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ORDER DISMISSING ENTIRE CIVIL ACTION WITH PREJUDICE AND RETAINING JURISDICTION TO ENFORCE SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT by Judge R. Gary Klausner. GRANTING Stipulation to Dismiss Case 43 . IT IS ORDERED that the above-referenced action is dismissed with preju dice and in its entirety pursuant to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 41(a)(1)(A). The Court will retain retain jurisdiction over the above-captioned action for the sole purpose of enforcing the terms of the Parties confidential Settlement Agreement. Each side shall bear its own attorneys fees and costs. Case Terminated. Made JS-6. (shb)
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PROTECTIVE ORDER by Magistrate Judge Victor B. Kenton re Stipulation for Protective Order 18 . IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT the provisions of the concurrently filed stipulation between the parties regarding the use and protection of confidential information (the Stipulation for Protective Order) shall be entered as the Order of the Court and be binding upon the parties. (rh)
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