And here are the links to what HMS filed today: storage.courtlistener.com/re… and storage.courtlistener.com/re…. Quick summary – HMS confirms the value of confidential technical information within NASCAR and believes that granting JGR’s motion to compel could put its confidential technical information at risk. HMS wants the ability to seek a protective order if JGR’s motion is granted as it relates limiting the disclosure of any of its confidential information that Spire has.
Judge Keesler’s (the magistrate judge handling discovery issues in JGR v Gabehart & Spire) order addressing HMS’s notice identifying that it has an interest in the outcome of a discovery dispute between JGR and Spire given that Spire has access to HMS confidential information by way of the HMS/Spire alliance. The TDLR summary of the order - HMS, your notice isn’t how you properly do this and you should have stepped up earlier, but I’ll give you the chance to file formal responses and will consider letting your attorney make arguments at the upcoming hearing if you follow the proper process for making that request and I decide to let you.
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So HMS is alleging JGR is suing to get the confidential information that spire has from them. What a wild 3 way, and Spire is in the middle.
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I think these paragraphs really get to the core of HMS’s position.

Sep 26, 2026 · 12:54 AM UTC

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