Banco Popular De Puerto Rico v. David Greenblatt, the Official Secured Creditors' Committee of Amfesco Industries, Inc., Etc., Intervenor

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• explaining that “timeliness stands as a sentinel at the gates whenever intervention is requested and opposed”
• holding attorney's motion to intervene in former client's tort suit untimely because attorney had \clear and early notice\ that former client would not adequately represent his interests
• finding putative intervenor’s “failure to act for over three months, though armed with full knowledge, to be inexpiable”
• affirming the district court's dismissal on one ground and, accordingly, declining to address the other
• setting forth factors to be considered in determining timeliness of interven- tion
• no right of public access involved where discovery materials at issue were in the appellees’ hands, not in the Clerk’s Office

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