…and requested an extension of the deadline for the parties’ first briefs until January 31. Other than Judge Nathan’s statement that the trial may last until after the holidays, Plaintiff is Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document…
…(e). The scope of Doe 1 and Doe 2’s objection is clear—they do not object to the unsealing of documents that contain their statements or testimony in this matter, but they object to the release of their names…
…antitrust and copyright law in Spinelli, there is one, simple defamation claim based upon Defendant’s widely-publicized statements.”). A case cannot simultaneously be both simple and complex.1 In deciding Ms. Maxwell’s Motion to Stay Discovery (Doc # 18…
…about any adult, consensual sex. In support of her requests, Ms. Maxwell states: Plaintiff initiated this action purportedly in reaction to statements attributed to Ghislaine Maxwell on January 3, and 4, 2015. The first of the two statements, according to…
…publicly 4 available, that's right. 5 MS. McCAWLEY: It was the statement that was going to 6 be added to the notice that says, "Once the materials are made 7 publicly available, the media entities to have sought the…
…at trial. And proof that Defendant was involved in massages will further help prove that statements to the press that Virginia's allegations were "obvious lies•· was itself an obvious lie. As another example, Defendant refused to answer questions about…
…s testimony at trial. And proof that Defendant was involved in massages will further help prove that statements to the press that Virginia’s allegations were “obvious lies” was itself an obvious lie. As another example, Defendant refused to answer…
…s testimony at trial. And proof that Defendant was involved in massages will further help prove that statements to the press that Virginia's allegations were ''obvious lies'' was itself an obvious lie. As another example, Defendant refused to answer…
…s testimony at trial. And proof that Defendant was involved in massages will further help prove that statements to the press that Virginia's allegations were ''obvious lies'' was itself an obvious lie. As another example, Defendant refused to answer…