In UMG Recordings v. Lindor, Ms. Lindor has requested a pre-motion conference in connection with a planned motion for an order:
-determining the statute of limitations to have expired;
-determining her to be the prevailing party within the meaning of 17 USC 505; and
-awarding her costs, including reasonable attorneys fees.
February 25, 2010, letter of Ray Beckerman to District Judge Hon. David G. Trager
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Marie Lindor requests pre-motion conference for attorneys fee motion
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Short and sweet.
ReplyDeleteI'm on the edge of my seat waiting for a reply, but I gotta tell you, the only movie slower than this one is the one over at groklaw...
"the only movie slower than this one is the one over at groklaw..."
ReplyDeleteLike I said way back on Slashdot, this is the Mongolian version of Law and Order :P