Riley Brennan

U.S. District Judge Gerald Austin McHugh found defendant Jenkins Court Reality Co.'s argument that it couldn't respond to a foreclosure action

"Plaintiffs argue that relief from judgment is justified when a party's attorney suffers illness or incapacity. Of course this is true.

"Application of § 6C is complicated, because the case law freely acknowledges that under some circumstances, our courts have not followed the statute's plain language in awarding interest. Here we conclude that interest on the first stipulated amount ($2.274 million) should be calculated from the date that Lloyd's denied coverage in 2018 (which is the date of the breach), and that interest on the remaining amount ($236,000) should be calculated from the date that additional amount was actually paid to one of the contractors for work completed, in 2022."

On Tuesday, U.S. District Chief Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV of the District of Massachusetts granted Insulet Corp.'s motion for post-verdict discovery against the defendants and their ability to pay a $59.4 million trade secrets judgment for an insulin patch pump.

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U.S. District Judge Jennifer P. Wilson denied a motion to dismiss a wrongful death suit regarding the death of 15-year-old Nikole Morfessis, who was allegedly struck by a tractor-trailer in Frederick, Maryland.

“I just think that our real estate appraiser was extremely thorough. The judge found him to be extremely credible and did not find Hoboken Western Edge's real estate appraiser to be as credible," the defense attorney said.

In Del Prete v. Villaege of Romeoville, the plaintiff claimed she was wrongfully convicted for the murder of an infant in her care and has sued the investigators overseeing her case for the emotional pain she faced during her 10-year prison sentence. She filed a motion for a proposed protective order covering her health records, where she sought access to mental-health documents before they were disclosed to the defendants.

U.S. District Judge Andrea R. Wood for the Northern District of Illinois denied The Boldt Co.'s motion to alter a $1 judgment in favor of the defendant, Black & Veatch Construction. Boldt moved to amend in an attempt to recover money it believed it was owed for work it performed as a subcontractor for the defendant before it was fired for scheduling issues.

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