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Judge McMahon: I Don’t Do Motions By Letter

By Matthew Popowsky on June 14, 2012
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In a letter endorsement today, Judge McMahon refused to consider a request from the defendants to vacate an order entered by the clerk’s office to send the dispute to bankruptcy court. The letter noted that the defendants were also sending a separate letter requesting that Judge Kaplan accept the case as related to two others before him.  Said Judge McMahon: “I do not do motions by letter.  If Judge Kaplan takes this case, fine.  If not, all issues raised in this letter need to be the subject of a MOTION.”

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