Wilshire v. BOAC Marine Inc et al
| Paul William Wilshire |
| BOAC Marine Inc and WFOI LLC |
| 4:2013cv03614 |
| December 31, 2013 |
| US District Court for the District of South Carolina |
| Florence Office |
| Horry |
| R Bryan Harwell |
| Other Personal Injury |
| 28 U.S.C. ยง 1332 |
| Both |
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ORDER. The Court agrees with WFOI that the settlement agreement between Plaintiff and BOAC is discoverable with regard to the issue of set-off. Accordingly, the Court grants WFOI's motion to compel Plaintiff's resp onse to Request No. 5. In fairness to BOAC, who is no longer a party to this suit, the Court directs WFOI to give notice to BOAC's counsel that the agreement is to be produced. BOAC will have five days to file any objections to the production of the settlement agreement. To the extent BOAC and its counsel desire a protective order regarding production of the settlement agreement, he and Plaintiff's counsel should consult and submit a proposed protective order limiting the disclosu re of the BOAC settlement agreement to the parties, counsel, their insurers, or others that they agree upon. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that WFOI's motion to compel, 53 is GRANTED. IT IS SO ORDERED. Signed by the Honorable R. Bryan Harwell on 4/14/2015. (hcic, )
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