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... For example, Edgar has served as plaintiffs' lead counsel in a multitude of successful, highly publicized class actions against some of the largest corporations in the world: Chrysler, General Motors, Microsoft, Bank of ... See full document

... Paragraph 2, supra, but only if those individuals were not previously deposed in the MDL, unless the Parties agree otherwise or the Court orders otherwise upon a showing of good ...No. 14-V-047, Phase One ... See full document

... 11. As to the value of the Lot, the male Debtor testified that he had asked Fran Harris, a well-known realtor in the area who was familiar with the parcel, for her opinion of its value. Ms. Harris told the male ... See full document

... The Rodriguez plaintiffs submit the following objections as directed by paragraph 3 of the Court’s Amended Order of October 4, 2011. Objections to the state plan are in Part I, below, at pages 2-6. Objections to ... See full document

... January 1, 2009 and January 6, 2010 WR, with ...counsel, filed 58 nondischargeability adversary proceedings in the District of Massachusetts for improper credit card use and all but one resulted in ... See full document

... Accordingly, under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23, the court must assure “to the greatest extent possible, that the actions are prosecuted on behalf of the actual class members in a way that makes it fair to bind ... See full document

... exemption, 2 but to me the language is unambiguous. Section 522(d)(11)(D) permits a debtor to exempt up to $21,625 paid on account of a personal bodily injury claim provided that none of that amount may be ... See full document

... 4. As shown on Exhibit “1” attached to this Complaint, and incorporated herein by reference, each of the Defendants’ acts of copyright infringement occurred using an Internet Protocol address (“IP address”) traced ... See full document

... XI. MODIFICATION, TERMINATION, AND EFFECT OF SETTLEMENT 42. In the event the terms or conditions of this Settlement Agreement, other than terms pertaining to the attorneys’ fees, costs, and expenses provided for in ... See full document

... In Securities Exchange Commission v. Dresser Industries Inc., 628 F.2d 1368, 1375 (D.C.Cir.1980) the court stated, “a court may decide in its discretion to stay civil proceedings, postpone civil discovery, or impose ... See full document

... Unlike attorney-client privilege, there is a federal standard for the work product doctrine identified in Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26, which is a codification of the doctrine first articulated by the Supreme Court ... See full document

... 71-73; 11/23/08, ¶ 79; 11/11/08, ¶84; 1/27/09, ¶ 86; 1/28/09, ¶88; 2/10/09, ¶92; 2/18/09, ¶96; 4/14/09, ¶106; 9/16/09, ¶117; 2/9/10, ¶¶ 130-132) and the ... See full document

... 13. Microsoft divides its worldwide business operations into three geographic regions: (1) Europe, Middle-East & Africa (“EMEA”); (2) Asia-Pacific (“APAC”); and (3) the United States, Canada & Latin ... See full document

... 1.23 Non-KPT Chinese Drywall. “Non-KPT Chinese Drywall” shall mean any and all reactive drywall products manufactured, sold, marketed, distributed, and/or supplied by a Chinese manufacturer other than KPT, including but ... See full document

... in 11 U.S.C. § 110; (2) I prepared this document for compensation and have provided the debtor with a copy of this document and the notices and information required under 11 ...any ... See full document

... this case. Glas-Weld offered to the following ADR proposals: (1) binding mediation or arbitration before Magistrate Judge Coffin; (2) binding mediation or arbitration before a mutually agreeable ... See full document

... Defendant’s choice to include a temporal limitation in its liability coverage, which states that “[t]his insurance applies to . . . ‘property damage’ only if . . . [the] ‘property damage’ occurs during the policy ... See full document

... 4.2 Describe any discovery that all parties agree should be conducted, indicating for each discovery undertaking its purpose or what kinds of information will be developed through it (e.g., "plaintiff will depose Mr. ... See full document

... ASCAP and agreed to by the United States to ensure compliance with this Order and AFJ2) discovering or receiving credible information concerning any failure to comply with any specific[r] ... See full document

... When it comes to the big picture, this case is not like Chicago Teachers Union, which unlike the present case proceeded on a theory of disparate impact, not disparate treatment. Specifically, plaintiffs do ... See full document