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· 10/19/2023

Alfonso Kennard Jr., Daniel J. Salas Jr., and Kennard Law, P.C. Attorneys at Law v. Dr. Tibor Toth, DMD D/B/A Toth Pediatric Dentistry

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  • concluding that parties may authorize a full-time magistrate judge to preside over a civil trial via implied consent
  • concluding that parties may authorize a full-time magistrate judge to preside over a civil trial via implied consent
  • holding that under 28 U.S.C. § 636(c)(1) parties may consent to proceedings before a magistrate judge through their litigation conduct
  • concluding that parties may authorize a full-time magistrate judge to preside over a civil trial via implied consent
  • holding that consent to a magistrate judge’s authority does not require compliance with specific procedures
  • holding that parties may impliedly consent when a bankruptcy judge hears evidence and testimony without objection by the parties

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