Irene Fernandez v. Home Depot USA Inc
Irene Fernandez |
Home Depot USA Inc |
8:2013cv00648 |
April 24, 2013 |
US District Court for the Central District of California |
Robert N. Block |
David O. Carter |
Consumer Credit |
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Filing 16 ORDER by Magistrate Judge Robert N. Block granting Stipulated Protective Order 12 regarding confidentiality and return of documents. (ts) |
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Plaintiff: Irene Fernandez | |
Represented By: | Sharon Yaacobi |
Represented By: | Jordan L Lurie |
Represented By: | David Lishian Cheng |
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Defendant: Home Depot USA Inc | |
Represented By: | John A Karaczynski |
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