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Ravinia Hosting CompanyConsent Decree and Settlement Agreement With Affidavit of Confession of JudgmentThe end of this case has finally happened. What we have here are the settlement documents, which, significantly, are not sealed. Answer to Counter Claims and Third Party ClaimsIN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT E360INSIGHT, LLC, COMCAST CORPORATION, Review of Judge Zagel's OrdersAfter denying e360's attempt to reboot this case, Judge Zagel decided to review all of the non-routine matters (in other words, substantive rulings). The following is his decision concerning the merits of e360's request to get a mulligan: "Having reviewed each of these rulings, the court finds no compelling reason to revisit them. Order on Motion to Vacate All Prior OrdersCan you say "grounds for appeal"? I knew you could. Judge Coar has denied e360's request to give the case a reboot. I think it's a good call on his part, but you can be certain that e360 will seek to get this decision overturned, probably in an interlocutory appeal. ==================== Reply to Response to Motion to Vacate All Prior OrdersHere is e360's counter-argument to Comcast's response to their request that this case receive a reboot. ============================================ E360INSIGHT, LLC, v. COMCAST CORPORATION, COMCAST CORPORATION, v. Reassignment of caseThis case has been reassigned to Judge David H. Coar because Judge Zagel has a conflict of interest. Ruling on Motion to DismissIt's not going to be a good day for you anytime that a ruling starts off by calling your request "largely misguided". Reply to Response to MOTION to DismissWell, we will have to wait an see what happens in this case. e360 has finally managed to bring some colorable caselaw to bear on its case. Most of it is persuasive (meaning "non-binding" rather than "Oh man! RESPONSE to Motion to DismissIN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT E360INSIGHT, LLC, v. COMCAST CORPORATION, COMCAST CORPORATION, v. E360INSIGHT, LLC, MOTION to Dismiss 04/24/2008 10:15
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David Linhardt, and his various sock puppets, are now trying to dismiss Comcast's countersuit and 3rd party complaints. Among the complaints he makes is that Comcast did not attach even one single email to the complaint. That strikes me as a dangerous demand to make. I think that he could end up with reams of paper as a result. But, we'll have to wait and see. |
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