Episode Summary:

The document is a declaration by Meredith Schultz, a counsel with the law firm Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP, supporting the plaintiff's reply motion to compel all work product and attorney-client communications with Philip Barden. Schultz is licensed to practice in Florida and has been granted permission to appear pro hac vice in this court. The declaration aims to support the plaintiff's request for complete disclosure of communication between the defendant and Philip Barden, who presumably holds significant information relevant to the case.

Included in this document are references to sealed exhibits and privilege logs, indicating the sensitive nature of the information and the legal strategies employed. Sealed Exhibit 1 contains a copy of Philip Barden's declaration dated January 6, 2017, while Composite Exhibit 2 includes the defendant’s privilege logs dated February 9, 2016; May 16, 2016; and August 1, 2016. These documents are crucial in understanding the interactions and communications that took place between the defendant and her legal counsel.

The declaration is formally submitted by Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP, with Meredith Schultz, Sigrid McCawley, David Boies, Bradley J. Edwards, and Paul G. Cassell listed as representing attorneys. The addresses and contact details of the law firms and attorneys involved are provided, emphasizing the formal and professional nature of this legal document.

Furthermore, the document includes a certificate of service, confirming that it was electronically filed with the Clerk of Court using the CM/ECF system and served to all parties of record. This certificate is a standard procedural element, ensuring that all legal parties are duly informed of the document's filing and its contents.