Roderick R. McKelvie
Signed rulings
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“IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that defendant’s motion to compel is denied.”
“As explained above, because the defendants’ motion for certification will not be case dispositive for any set of defendants, the court will deny the motion.”
“Although the Court agrees with Vestar’s interpretation of the claim, it will not grant summary judgment.”
“For the following reasons, the Court will grant the defendants’ motion.”
“For the foregoing reasons, the judgment of the Bankruptcy Court denying Electra’s motion to intervene as futile is hereby affirmed.”
“For the following reasons, the Court will dismiss all claims under Habeas Rule 9(b) as an abuse of the writ.”
“Therefore, DOT correctly determined that Helmark did not qualify as a DBE and defendants are entitled to summary judgment.”
“For the reasons set forth in this Opinion, the court will dismiss the petition (D.1.2) and the writ is denied.”
“Asten Forming’s motion for summary judgment will therefore be denied.”
“Therefore, the court will grant summary judgment in favor of Dover Downs on the claims in the Crissmans’ amended complaint.”
“The court will enter an Order consistent with this Opinion granting U.S. Surgical’s motion for summary judgment of no infringement of claim 20”
“and denying U.S. Surgical’s motion for summary judgment of no inducement of infringement of claim 21.”
“the court grants the Debtors’ motion to pay the pre-petition claims of trade vendors only with respect to athletic footwear and apparel vendors.”
Caseload & timing
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The oldest tenure-era assigned-case slice included patent, prisoner, contract, insurance, benefits, tax, and bankruptcy matters, but the limited historical enumeration is not a career-wide caseload denominator.
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