E. RICHARD WEBBER, Senior District Judge.
This matter comes before the Court on "National City's Request for Clarification and/or Modification of Proposed Order on Wittner Documents [ECF No. 1681].
On September 8, 2014, the Court, at Plaintiffs' request, conducted a telephone conference to discuss a dispute that had arisen among the parties regarding production of certain documents currently in the control of Former Wittner Defendants. [ECF No. 1669]. The parties agreed they would confer to achieve a resolution, and Plaintiff would submit a proposed Order. All parties were afforded ten days' notice, after filing of the proposed Order, to file any objections.
Plaintiffs submitted for the Court's consideration, a proposed "Order Governing Production of Documents in the Control of Former Wittner Defendants" on September 12, 2014 [ECF No. 1675-1]. Subsequently, National City filed its Request for Clarification and/or Modification of Proposed Order on Wittner Documents. In this Request, National City states its belief the current proposed Order "contemplates and is reasonably read to allow Plaintiffs to give National City a copy of all documents they receive under the proposed order, including the documents referred to as `Plaintiffs' First Set' and `Plaintiffs' Second Set' in the proposed order," [ECF No. 1681 at 1]. However, National City wishes to avoid any doubt, and requests the Order be modified to state that National City is entitled to receive a copy of all documents Plaintiffs receive under the proposed Order, including the documents referred to as "Plaintiffs; First Set" and "Plaintiffs' Second Set" in the proposed Order.
On October 1, 2014, Plaintiffs filed "Plaintiffs' Second Notice Regarding Proposed Order Governing Production of Documents in the Control of Former Wittner Defendants" [ECF No. 1690]. Plaintiffs report they asked Former Wittner Defendants to state their position regarding National City's request, and they attach to their Notice a letter from Former Wittner Defendants [ECF Nos. 1690, 1690-1]. In the letter, Former Wittner Defendants state as follows:
[ECF No. 1690-1 at 3]. The Court respects the positions of both National City and the Wittner Firm; however, the concern that National City may receive privileged or unrelated documents, to which it is not entitled, outweighs National City's objection to the current proposed Order. Consequently, the Court will deny National City's request for modification. The Court will enter the Order as proposed, on this date. As to National City's request for clarification regarding production to National City, Plaintiffs shall distribute only those documents contained within Plaintiffs' First Set and Plaintiffs' Second Set that are not returned to the Wittner Firm.
Accordingly,
So Ordered.