Wazee v. U.S.
The government filed its motion to dismiss Wazee’s complaint in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims today, and a copy of that filing is attached to this e-mail message.
The government filed its motion to dismiss Wazee’s complaint in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims today, and a copy of that filing is attached to this e-mail message.
FHFA, Fannie and Freddie filed a reply in support of their motion to deny prejudgment interest to Fannie Mae shareholders under Delaware law, and a copy of that filing is…
FHFA and Treasury oppose the Rop Plaintiffs’ request to amend their complaint, and copies of their filings explaining their reasons are attached to this e-mail message.
Judge Sweeney entered her opinion and order this afternoon saying the Federal Circuit’s decision in Fairholme is binding precedent compelling dismissal of the Fisher & Reid Plaintiffs’ complaint. A copy…
In an order entered today, Judge Sweeney directs the Fisher & Reid Plaintiffs to file a redacted version of their second amended complaint filed in Mar. 2018 by Fri., Sept.…
The Kelly Plaintiffs proposed filing a sur-reply last week, to further argue two points. In an order entered Friday, Judge Sweeney denise the request because she doesn’t think the government’s…
In the filing attached to this e-mail message, the government tells Judge Sweeney the Tyler decision isn’t helpful to the Fisher and Reid Plaintiffs.
shareholders explain why holders of Fannie Mae securities are entitled to prejudgment interest under Delaware law.
In the motion attached to this e-mail message, FHFA, Fannie and Freddie tell Judge Lamberth why he should deny any prejudgment interest to Fannie Mae shareholders under Delaware law.
Copies of the jury’s second note to Judge Lamberth and the completed verdict form are attached to this e-mail message.