The Riverside Publishing Company v. Mercer Publishing LLC et al
The Riverside Publishing Company |
Rachel Hubbard, Mercer Publishing LLC and Michael Hubbard |
Mercer Publishing LLC, Rachel Hubbard and Michael Hubbard |
The Riverside Publishing Company |
2:2011cv01249 |
July 28, 2011 |
US District Court for the Western District of Washington |
Seattle Office |
King |
Richard A Jones |
Other Contract |
28 U.S.C. ยง 1332 |
Both |
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Filing 106 ORDER - Documents Unsealed per Court order and Motions terminated: Motion Calendar to address summary judgment motion, motion to amend, discovery motion, and related motions. re 58 Stipulated MOTION to Seal Documents, 61 MOTION to Seal Test Items and Certain Other Material Designated as "Confiden. by Judge Richard A Jones. (MD) |
Filing 105 ORDER denying dfts' 101 Motion for TRO by Judge Richard A Jones.(RS) |
Filing 33 ORDER granting 24 Motion to Enjoin Arbitration; denying 22 Motion to Compel Arbitration, by Judge Richard A Jones. (JJ) |
Filing 18 ORDER by Judge Richard A. Jones denying 6 Sealed Motion for Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction. Motions terminated: 4 MOTION to Seal filed by The Riverside Publishing Company, 2 MOTION Motion to File Certain Redacted Documents filed by The Riverside Publishing Company. Plaintiff must file redacted version of one exhibit by August 11. (JJ) |
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