…SAFFCO's attorneys withdrew from the case. SAFFCO obtained new counsel, but Patterson soon became dissatisfied with his performance and sought to represent SAFFCO himself. The court refused to permit him to do so, however. Patterson then tried another approach…
…In this case, the district court refused substitution because Patterson's participation had been and would continue to be highly disruptive of the orderly administration of the litigation. We find no abuse of discretion. V. For the reasons we have…
…plaintiff had no cognizable claim that his civil rights had been violated. but refused to dismiss his complaint as to his antitrust claim. Defendants' motion was thus granted in part and denied in part. CORE TERMS: interstate commerce, SHERMAN ACT…
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…and then be free to breach the agreement with impunity. (I note that, while Epstein has refused to provide any discovery, he has insisted on receiving discovery from the plaintiffs, including a list of names and phone numbers of every…
…all of these depositions, Epstein refused to answer any substantive questions about his sexual abuse of minor girls." Ackerman said the Rothstein lawsuit is a different situation than Epstein taking the Fifth in depositions regarding the victims, because the allegations…
…1176732, at •2 (E.D.N.Y. Apr. 20, 2007) (dismissing case where, after court order, Plaintiff refused to turn over confidential settlement agreement relevant to the pending litigation)); see also Laforest v. Honeywell Intl Inc., No. 03-CV-6248T…
…1654 (1982). The court correctly refused to allow him to do so. Section 1654 provides: [HN7] "In all courts of the United States the parties may plead and conduct their own cases personally or by counsel as, by the rules…
…Seal need. Here such a showing was amply demonstrated. To have refused acres% to these records in the face of a subpoena from a grand jury would have been an abuse of discretion." Id at 423. I will, therefore, consider…
…In the Neptune Avenue action, Neary and Benevento asserted that Burns had harassed them, refused to make repairs to the building, and denied them essential services in an effort to make the building uninhabitable so that they would be forced…
…plaintiff had no cognizable claim that his civil rights had been violated, but refused to dismiss his complaint as to his antitrust claim. Defendants' motion was thus granted in part and denied in part. CORE TERMS: interstate commerce, SHERMAN ACT…
…Cotton, supra. Petitioners' sole argument is their assertion that the United States has filed its Motion to Dismiss as a "stall tactic" and their allegation that the United States has refused to agree to any facts in this case. First…
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