Schwarz et al v. Progress Software Corporation et al
| Schwarz, Megan Schwarz, Camille Burgan and Eugene Burgan |
| Progress Software Corporation and Pension Benefit Information LLC doing business as PBI Research Services |
| MA/1:23-CV-12127 |
| September 18, 2023 |
| Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation |
| Allison D Burroughs |
| Nathaniel M Gorton |
| Other |
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| Filing 4 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE re: pldg. ( 332 in MDL No. 3083) Filed by Defendants TD Ameritrade, Inc. and The Charles Schwab Corporation -- Associated Cases: MDL No. 3083 et al. (Southwell, Alexander) Modified on 10/16/2023 (LH). ADDED ADDITIONAL FILING PARTY AND REMOVED DUPLICATE PARTY |
| Filing 3 INTERESTED PARTY RESPONSE IN SUPPORT -- (re: pldg. ( #1 in MDL No. 3083) ) Filed by Plaintiffs Camille Burgan, Eugene Burgan, Megan Schwarz (Attachments: #1 Proof of Service) Associated Cases: MDL No. 3083, MA/1:23-cv-12127 (Schubert, Dustin) |
| Filing 2 NOTICE OF APPEARANCE re: pldg.( #257 in MDL No. 3083) Filed by Dustin Lamm Schubert on behalf of Plaintiffs Camille Burgan, Eugene Burgan, Megan Schwarz (Attachments: #1 Proof of Service) Associated Cases: MDL No. 3083, MA/1:23-cv-12127 (Schubert, Dustin) |
| Filing 1 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE (AMENDED) re: pldg. ( #257 in MDL No. 3083) Filed by Defendant Progress Software Corporation -- Associated Cases: MDL No. 3083, MA/1:23-cv-12127 (Tsai, Jeffrey) |
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