Month: April 2020

In the joint motion attached to this e-mail message, the parties tell Judge Lamberth fact discovery won’t be completed by Apr. 30, 2020.  With that in mind, and in light…

The D.C. Circuit entered its judgment today affirming Judge Lamberth’s decision dismissing Mr. Angel’s complaint, and a copy of that filing is attached to this e-mail message.

Fairholme and the government don’t object to Owl Creek and other amici submitting briefs to the Federal Circuit, but they don’t want Fairholme’s appeal to be held in abeyance for…

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The government responded to Arrowood’s supplemental brief today, and a copy of that filing is attached to this e-mail message.  The government tells Chief Judge Sweeney the way it reads…

The government filed its response to Washington Federal’s supplemental brief today, telling Chief Judge Sweeney she should dismiss Washington Federal’s complaint because (a) its claims are essentially derivative rather than…

The last sentence appearing on the first page of the government’s response contained a typographical error, the government thought it appropriate to deliver a corrected response to Chief Judge Sweeney,…

Owl Creek and other shareholders represented by Jones Day tendered an amicus brief to the Federal Circuit last week urging the tribunal to simultaneously consider all GSE shareholder appeals in…

The government responded to Owl Creek and other Jones Day clients’ today, telling Chief Judge Sweeney that her findings, reasoning and conclusions about Fairholme’s complaint should compel her to dismiss…

Fairholme and the government have delivered three additional documents to the Federal Circuit:      (x) the government’s petition (Doc. 2) to initiate an interlocutory appeal, placing these six questions…