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More papers were filed in Chicago late yesterday and today:
-- Doc. 26, an Agreed Motion extending FHFA and Treasury's time to file their motions for dismiss to 30 days after Judge Chang rules on the Motion to Stay (Doc. 23);
-- Doc. 27, a Notice indicating that the Agreed Motion is scheduled for a hearing on Apr. 11;
-- Doc. 28, a Joint Initial Status Report relating nothing new except that "[n]o settlement discussions have occurred [and] the Parties do not believe that settlement is likely in this case . . .";
-- Doc. 29, an Appearance by Caroline J. Anderson, Esq., at the Dept. of Justice in D.C.; and
-- Doc. 30, a Notice indicating that Judge Chang granted the requests by FHFA's lawyers at Arnold & Porter to appear pro hac vice.
Copies of these five documents are attached to this e-mail message.16-02107-003016-02107-002616-02107-002716-02107-002816-02107-0029
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