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· 3/27/2006

Otis J. Holloman v. Mail-Well Corporation

Citations

  • 443 F.3d 832
  • 37 Employee Benefits Cas. (BNA) 1293
  • 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 7447
  • 2006 WL 757822

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  • holding that participant could not rely on assurances the plan participant may have received from HR department of his employer
  • holding that the Court lacked jurisdiction over an attorney’s appeal when the sanctions were imposed only on the attorney, and the attorney was not listed on the party’s notice of appeal and did not file a separate notice
  • holding that the Court lacked jurisdiction over an attorney’s appeal when the sanctions were imposed only on the attorney, and the attorney was not listed on the party’s notice of appeal and did not file a separate notice
  • affirming denial of discovery motion based on “a failure to work with the defendants in good faith” during discovery process
  • affirming denial of discovery motion based on “a failure to work with the defendants in good faith” during discovery process
  • affirming denial of discovery motion based on “a failure to work with the defendants in good faith” during discovery process

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Judges: Dubina, Marcus, Goldberg

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