Moss et al v. Eli Lilly and Company
Randy Moss and Greta Moss |
Eli Lilly and Company |
3:2014cv01135 |
October 9, 2015 |
Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation |
3 Office |
Other |
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Filing 10 ORDER DENYING TRANSFER re: pldg. (7 in ALM/3:14-cv-01135, 7 in CAC/2:14-cv-08527, 7 in CAC/5:14-cv-01662, 7 in CAC/5:14-cv-01663, 7 in CAC/5:14-cv-01675, 7 in CAC/8:14-cv-01274, 7 in CAE/1:14-cv-01265, 7 in CAE/2:14-cv-01890, 7 in CAE/2:14-cv-02811 , 7 in CAE/2:14-cv-02914, 7 in CAE/2:14-cv-03004, 7 in CAS/3:14-cv-01882, 6 in CO/1:14-cv-02249, 6 in CO/1:14-cv-02800, 8 in FLM/6:14-cv-01286, 7 in FLM/6:14-cv-01816, 7 in FLM/8:14-cv-02792, 7 in FLM/8:14-cv-02876, 7 in GAN/1:14-cv-02564, 7 in INS/1 :15-cv-00141, 7 in INS/1:15-cv-00351, 7 in INS/1:15-cv-00365, 7 in INS/1:15-cv-00531, 6 in INS/1:15-cv-00643, 7 in INS/1:15-cv-00700, 7 in INS/1:15-cv-00701, 6 in INS/1:15-cv-00922, 7 in LAW/1:14-cv-02469, 7 in MD/8:14-cv-02554, 13 in MDL No. 2662, 7 in ME/1:14-cv-00438, 6 in MN/0:14-cv-03132, 7 in MSN/1:15-cv-00006, 6 in NCE/5:14-cv-00460, 6 in NCM/1:14-cv-00682, 7 in NH/1:14-cv-00540, 7 in NV/2:14-cv-01988, 7 in PAW/2:14-cv-01084, 6 i n TNE/3:14-cv-00491, 6 in TXS/4:14-cv-02960, 6 in WAE/2:14-cv-00270, 6 in WIW/3:14-cv-00555) The motion to transfer, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 1407, is DENIEDSigned by Judge Sarah S. Vance, Chair, PANEL ON MULTIDISTRICT LITIGATION, on 10/9/2015. Associated Cases: MDL No. 2662 et al. (JG) |
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