SBJ Holdings 1, LLC v. Netflix, Inc. et al
Vignette Corporation, a third-party to the litigation, seeks a modification to defendant's subpoena for documents relating to Storyserver.
| SBJ Holdings 1, LLC |
| Netflix, Inc., Amazon.Com, Inc. and Borders Group, Inc. |
| Vignette Corporation |
| 1:2007mc00729 |
| August 28, 2007 |
| US District Court for the Western District of Texas |
| Austin Office |
| Sam Sparks |
| Other |
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ADVISORY TO THE COURT by Vignette Corporation Vacation Letter to Court. (Ayers, Susan)
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ORDER granting 4 Motion to Substitute Attorney. Signed by Judge Sam Sparks. (jk, )
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NOTICE Joint Notice Regarding Subpoena and Motion for Protection by Vignette Corporation re 3 Order on Motion for Protective Order (Ayers, Susan)
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Amended Certificate of Interested Parties to 4 Motion to Substitute Counsel by Vignette Corporation. (Ayers, Susan) Modified on 9/6/2007 to add document relationship link (jk, ).
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DEFICIENCY NOTICE: re 4 MOTION to Substitute Attorney Motion to Substitute Counsel (jk, )
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ORDER granting 1 Motion for Protection and to Modify Subpoena Issued by Defendants Pursuant to Rule 45C. Signed by Judge Sam Sparks. (jk, )
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Letter/Correspondence to Attorney Tyz re non-admitted status. (mm5)
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