Judge Kernodle denied the third party’s motion to quash a subpoena issued in a case pending in his court for the reason that FRCP 45(a)(3) requires motions to quash subpoenas to be issued in the court for the district where compliance is required, here the Northern District of Georgia, just a few states down I-20 from Tyler. (Interestingly, Ian Fleming has no fewer than two women in his novels describe James Bond as resembling Carmichael).
A Tyler jury in Judge Jeremy Kernodle’s court found largely for the defendant in this case, after the parties dropped copyright infringement and other claims during the trial.
Judge Kernodle just finished what I believe is Tyler’s first in-person trial of the year.
The enforceability of various “non-” provisions in a contract was at issue on these objections to a report & recommendation.
Two civil cases out of Tyler today, both resulting in dismissals.
Several disputes concerning the plaintiff in this photo copyright case.
No summary judgment on Carmack Claim for you.
Motions for reconsideration don’t have a high success rate, and this one is no exception.
The Court told the parties it didn’t want live testimony at the Markman hearing in this case and on reconsideration confirmed that position.
