Jon D. Gruber v. Ryan R. Gilbertson
| Michael L. Reger, Gabriel G. Claypool, David J. Fellon, Terry H. Rust, Craig M. McKenzie, Gary L. Alvord, Ryan R. Gilbertson, Paul M. Cownie, James L. Thornton and Timothy R. Brady |
| Jon D. Gruber, Individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated |
| 19-3142 |
| October 1, 2019 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit |
| Other |
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| Filing 3 NON-ADMITTED ATTORNEY, Karl Jon Breyer, Esq. for Petitioner Craig M. McKenzie, Terry H. Rust, Paul M. Cownie, David J. Fellon, Gary L. Alvord and James L. Thornton, Amy S. Conners, Esq. for Petitioner Ryan R. Gilbertson, Ranelle A. Leier, Esq. for Petitioner Timothy R. Brady, Victoria Peng, Esq. for Petitioner Gabriel G. Claypool, David Anthony Scheffel, Esq. for Petitioner Michael L. Reger and Louis Andrew Kessler, Esq. for Respondent Jon D. Gruber, orally informed to apply for admission forthwith and submit Addendum A to Notice of Appearance, NOTIFIED.[2669913] [19-3142] [Entered: 10/02/2019 10:28 AM] |
| Filing 2 DISTRICT COURT OPINION AND ORDER, dated 09/17/2019, RECEIVED.[2669862] [19-3142] [Entered: 10/02/2019 10:07 AM] |
| Filing 1 MOTION, for leave to appeal (FRCP23(f)), on behalf of Petitioners Gary L. Alvord, Timothy R. Brady, Gabriel G. Claypool, Paul M. Cownie, David J. Fellon, Ryan R. Gilbertson, Craig M. McKenzie, Michael L. Reger, Terry H. Rust and James L. Thornton, FILED. Service date 10/01/2019 by email.[2669861] [19-3142] [Entered: 10/02/2019 10:07 AM] |
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