Federal Claims· 11/17/2020

Shnier v. United States

Syllabus

REPORTED OPINION AND ORDER. Granting Motion for Summary Judgment, denying [26] Cross-Motion for Summary Judgment. The Clerk is directed to enter judgment. Signed by Judge Ryan T. Holte. (tjw) Service on parties made.

Judges: Ryan T. Holte

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