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    The court issued a pretrial order in the case between Epic Games and Apple: 1) Each party is allocated 45 hours for the bench trial, including time for witness testimony and deposition designations. 2) Up to 4 hours of deposition designations per side can be read in advance, with any additional time counting against the 45 hours. 3) The court granted the parties' stipulation on pretrial deadlines with some modifications, including requiring resolved deposition objections by April 27th.

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    The court issued a pretrial order in the case between Epic Games and Apple: 1) Each party is allocated 45 hours for the bench trial, including time for witness testimony and deposition designations. 2) Up to 4 hours of deposition designations per side can be read in advance, with any additional time counting against the 45 hours. 3) The court granted the parties' stipulation on pretrial deadlines with some modifications, including requiring resolved deposition objections by April 27th.

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    Case 4:20-cv-05640-YGR Document 381 Filed 03/23/21 Page 1 of 2

    3 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

    4 NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

    6 EPIC GAMES, INC., Case No. 4:20-cv-05640-YGR


    7 Plaintiff, PRETRIAL ORDER NO. 2
    8 vs.

    9 APPLE INC.,
    10 Defendant.

    11 APPLE INC.,

    12 Counterclaimant,
    Northern District of California
    United States District Court

    13 v.

    14 EPIC GAMES, INC.,

    15 Counter-Defendant.

    16

    17 The Court issues this Pretrial Order in advance of the Pretrial Conference scheduled for
    18 March 26, 2021 with respect to the below issues:
    19 1. The Court has reviewed the parties’ tentative witness lists, indicating both the witnesses to
    20 be called for the bench trial and the estimated trial time for each witness. (See Dkt. Nos.
    21 375, 376.) Based on a review of the tentative witness lists, the Court determines that each
    22 party is afforded forty-five (45) hours to be used in whatever manner they choose for the
    23 bench trial.
    24 2. The Court has further determined that it will read up to four (4) hours of deposition
    25 designations for each side in advance of the bench trial. The four (4) hours is determined as
    26 timed by the deposition (i.e. the time indicated by the deposition transcripts). Anything
    27 beyond the four (4) hours will be counted against the forty-five (45) hours afforded to that
    28 party.
    Case 4:20-cv-05640-YGR Document 381 Filed 03/23/21 Page 2 of 2

    1 3. With respect to stipulation setting forth agreed to pretrial deadlines (Dkt. No. 377), the

    2 Court GRANTS the stipulation as modified below:

    3 a. With respect to Number 15, the parties shall provide copies of their exhibits by

    4 noon (12 PM PDT) on Thursday, April 29, 2021.

    5 b. With respect to Number 22, the parties are ORDERED to hire a retired judicial

    6 officer to resolve their objections, to the extent that there are any. The Court is not

    7 inclined to read the alleged objectionable designations only to resolve them. The

    8 parties are ORDERED to meet and confer to determine whether the deposition

    9 designation schedule must be amended to allow for a third party to resolve

    10 objections, if any.

    11 c. By noon (12 PM PDT) on Tuesday, April 27, 2021, the parties are ORDERED to

    12 provide deposition designations, including counter designations, with all objections


    Northern District of California
    United States District Court

    13 having been resolved. The designations shall be provided in the form of one hard

    14 copy and one electronic version on a flash drive.

    15 This Order terminates Docket Number 377.

    16 IT IS SO ORDERED.

    17

    18 Dated: March 23, 2021


    YVONNE GONZALEZ ROGERS
    19 UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
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