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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-20
Type Ap Other
Docket 15 entries
Disposition disposed

Parties

Plaintiff Talen, Bruce|St Onge, Britton Laurence|Bierman, Jon Andrew|Commerce Bank

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. iling In Re Petition for Court Order Permitting Disclosure of Confidential Records Pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 5.31D.; Exhibit A; Exhibit B; Exhibit C; Exhibit D; Exhibit E; Exhibit F; Exhibit G. Filed By: BRITTON LAURENCE ST ONGE On Behalf Of: BRUCE TALEN, COMMERCE BANK
  2. ase Disposed- By Order ORDER ISSUED: THE PETITION FOR COURT ORDER PERMITTING DISCLOSURE OF CONFIDENTIAL RECORDS PURSUANT TO SUPREME COURT RULE 5.31(D) IS SUSTAINED IN PART AND DENIED IN PART. THE OFFICE OF CHIEF DISCIPLINARY COUNSEL (OCDC) IS ORDERED TO DISCLOSE TO PETITIONERS ALL RECORDS IDENTIFIED AS SETS A AND B IN ITS RESPONSE TO THE PETITION. SUCH RECORDS ARE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING PROTECTIVE ORDER: RECORDS IN SETS A AND B THAT ARE NOT OTHERWISE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC ARE CONFIDENTIAL AND CANNOT BE USED OR DISCLOSED BY THE PARTIES OR THEIR COUNSEL FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN TO PREPARE FOR AND CONDUCT THE PROCEEDINGS IN CASE NO. 20SL-CC03379, EISENSTEIN V. COMMERCE BANK, ET AL. THE PETITION IS DENIED TO THE EXTENT PETITIONER REQUESTS DISCLOSURE OF THE RECORDS IDENTIFIED IN SETS C AND D. OCDC'S MOTION FOR A CONCOMITANT ORDER LIMITING TESTIMONY FROM CURRENT AND FORMER OCDC STAFF IS OVERRULED WITHOUT PREJUDICE.
  3. iling Joel Eisensteins Response to Commerce Banks Petition for Court Order Permitting Disclosure of Confidential Records; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: DANIEL L GOLDBERG
  4. iling Response of Bruntrager Billings, P.C. to Petition for Order Permitting Disclosure of Confidential Records Pursuant to Supreme Court Rule; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: NEIL JOHN BRUNTRAGER
  5. iling Response of Mandel and Mandel LLP to Petition for Order Permitting Disclosure of Confidential Records Pursuant to Supreme Court Rule; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: ALAN SCOTT MANDEL
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  7. iling RESPONSE TO MOTION TO INSPECT; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: SAM SCOTT PHILLIPS
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  9. ourt Order Issued ORDER ISSUED: OFFICE OF CHIEF DISCIPLINARY COUNSEL, DANIEL L. GOLDBERG, ALAN SCOTT MANDEL, AND NEIL JOHN BRUNTRAGER ARE REQUESTED TO FILE SUGGESTIONS IN OPPOSITION ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 3, 2022.
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  11. iling Fee Paid Filed By: BRITTON LAURENCE ST ONGE On Behalf Of: BRUCE TALEN, COMMERCE BANK
  12. iling Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: BRITTON LAURENCE ST ONGE
  13. ote to Clerk eFiling Filed By: BRITTON LAURENCE ST ONGE

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