And Here is the 208 page ICM filing
What's this about? ICM claims the MDL "court clearly erred as matter of law and/or abused its discretion when it ruled on the motion to transfer ICM's first-filed declaratory judgment action to the Southern District of New York. It is respectfully requested that this court issue a writ of mandamus directing the transferee court to vacate those portions of its February 27, 2013 order."
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Click on the docket for a larger view . . . I count three variations on the word "reject" in the first page of the docket. Granted it is minor stuff, but not the way you plan to create a positive first impression.
To sum this up, ICM is crying because they're losing. Now they're blaming the court's.
ReplyDeleteThe sooner ICM takes responsibility for their illegal actions, the sooner this industry can move forward.
This industry needs to focus on the important issues, like big oil and the RFS. One man's stuborn attitude and refusal to admit he was wrong is holding the industry hostage and draining resources that would be better spent on advancing renewable energy.
Cantor Colburn Ranked #7 in the U.S. for Patents
ReplyDeleteGERS' legal team CC ranked #7 top patent firm in the U.S. out of 271.
Intellectual Property Today
Cantor Colburn LLP is nationally ranked #7 for patents out of 271 U.S. law firms, as reported in Intellectual Property Today magazine’s annual list of "Top Patent Firms,"published in its March, 2013 issue. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued 2,401 patents to Cantor Colburn LLP in 2012 - 2,287 utility patents and 114 design patents. This represents an 11.5% increase in patents issued to the firm over the previous year
http://www.cantorcolburn.com/media/news/28_2013_Top_Patent_Firms.pdf
No wonder ICM is losing so badly...
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ReplyDeletethis looks dirty and i hope the courts see it that way
ReplyDeleteIf the court considers exactly what it is that it is being asked to order re-transfered, that could give GERS a second bite at the dismissal apple.
ReplyDeleteThis extraordinary proceeding could backfire on ICM extraordinarily bigtime!