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Originally Posted by Icky Thump
Speaking of which, I opposed a particularly strong MSJ and won on very thin facts. In the decision, the judge misstated the facts from the other defendant's particularly weak motion and distinguished defendant 2's cases in denying defendant 1's motion. Defendant 2's motion is yet undecided. Normally say who cares but I do not want these misquotes to be binding later.
Do I move to clarify? Write a letter? Defendant 2 has the bigger pocket.
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There will be a request to reconsider. At that point you explain why the bad quotes ae meaningless and why your guy must win.
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