In this patent infringement action, the plaintiff sought production of the
defendant's document retention and document destruction policies. The
defendant asserted that the request sought information protected by work
product and attorney-client privilege. The plaintiff argued that the
documents were merely corporate policies that could not be privileged.

The district court analyzed the issue by reviewing the court's Default
Discovery Standards and concluded that these policies are protected under
those standards.


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