The ICM parties argue against centralization that, inter alia, centralization of their actions with other actions involving different alleged infringing devices will needlessly delay resolution of the litigation. Based upon the Panel’s precedents and for the following reasons, we respectfully disagree with this argument.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1407, the actions listed on Schedule A and pending outside the Southern District of Indiana are transferred to the Southern District of Indiana and, with the consent of that court, assigned to the Honorable Larry J. McKinney, for coordinated or consolidated pretrial proceedings with the action pending in that district and listed on Schedule A.
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
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WoW!!
Great find Skunk YES!!!
Victory is sweet!!!
Feels damn good, ICM is screwed!
Looks like things are really going our way.
Less debt, more revenues, winning court battles, producers talking about settlements.
Keep up the great work Skunk.
So much for their home court advantage. ICM's stalling tactics are coming to an end. I'm thrilled the good judge saw through ICM's arguement. ICM's walls are starting to crumble.
Chalk one up for GERSD!
They didn't win anything. All they did was get the case moved.
Puts GreenShift in control. No Homeboy, backslapping, elected local judge is gonna be able to siderail this now. The fact that ICM argued against is proof they do not want this to move on the fast track. GreenShift did not win money, but they won a major victory. This whole process will now stay clean and focused. ICM will not be able to come up with a whole lot of conflicting judgements and delay this forever. We are on the fast track to justice.
Hey, do you think ICM will now try to settle?
This is a major blow to ICM.
As if the GPRE deal wasn't bad enough. I doubt ICM is happy about this decision. The ball is back in GERS' court. Look for a settlement soon, IMO.
When is this joke of a president gonna renew the biodiesel credit? He was supposed to be the Green guy. Bush's tax credit expired and people are losing their jobs left and right.
It's a good thing corn oil is profitable even without the credit.
He has been too busy spreading the wealth around from those who earned it to those who haven't. That tax credit should have been a no brainer.
Counting the days to the NOV election
Dude excellent blog!
How many more COES will GPRE license? Will GERS get millions in equipment sales for GPRE's 6th plant? I think the lack of an official PR means they're still negotiating with GPRE.
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