Month: July 2019

In a joint filing yesterday the parties tell Judge Lamberth they didn’t complete factual discovery by July 15 and need four additional months.  With that in mind, the parties propose…

The parties alerted Judge Alejandro in Philadelphia that Director Calabria displaced Acting Director Otting and FHFA advised Judge Alejandro that, under Director Caliabra, FHFA believes its structure is constitutional.  Copies…

Washington Federal filed a redacted copy of its eight-month-old brief opposing the government’s motion to dismiss for public review today, and a copy’s attached to this e-mail message.  

Judge Maloney entered an order this afternoon substituting Director Calabria for Acting Director Otting in the Rop Plaintiffs’ lawsuit challenging the net worth sweep, and a copy of that order…

FHFA advised Judge Maloney Director Calabria displaced Director Otting in April and has returned to its belief that the agency is constitutionally structured.  The Rop Plaintiffs told Judge Maloney in…

Judge Lamberth placed his stamp of approval on the parties’ request for the seven-day extension and a copy of his order memorializing that is attached to this e-mail message.  

Mr. Angel delivered his statement of issues to the D.C. Circuit yesterday, and a copy is attached to this e-mail message.  The court docket doesn’t indicate the parties filed any…

Treasury wants seven additional days to respond to Fairholme’s motion to compel, and Fairholme’s agreed Treasury can file it’s response on Aug. 2, 2019.  The government’s request asking Judge Lamberth…

The Collins Plaintiffs sent another letter to the Fifth Circuit, this time pointing out that FHFA’s back-and-forth positions about the constitutionality of its structure underscores how unconstitutional the Agency’s structure…