B. Challenging "Confidential" or Eyes Only” Designations: Prior to the “Attorneys’ filing of any motion seeking to challenge the designation of information as "Confidential" or Eyes Only” as set forth in Section IV above, the parties will request a telephonic “Attorneys’ conference with the Magistrate Judge to discuss the issue, following which the contesting party may move for an order removing or altering the "Confidential" or Eyes Only” “Attorneys’ designation with regard to such document(s).
B. Challenging "Confidential" or “Attorneys’ Eyes Only” Designations: Prior to the filing of any motion seeking to challenge the designation of information as "Confidential" or “Attorneys’ Eyes Only” as set forth in Section IV above, the parties will request a telephonic conference with the Magistrate Judge to discuss the issue, following which the contesting party may move for an order removing or altering the "Confidential" or “Attorneys’ Eyes Only” designation with regard to such document(s).
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