Speckman v. Fondek

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an economic interest supports intervention as of right where it is concrete and related to the subject matter of the litigation
• holding that ʺan economic interest [that is] concrete and related to the underlying subject matter of the actionʺ may permit a ʺcreditor of a defendant to intervene in a lawsuitʺ
• holding that an interest “several degrees removed” from the litigation will not suffice
• holding that judgment debtor with an interest in the property of a defendant in the action did not have a right to intervene because its economic interest was not “related to the underlying subject matter of the litigation”
• holding that judgment debtor with an interest in the property of a defendant in the action did not have a right to intervene because its economic interest was not “related to the underlying subject matter of the litigation”
• observing that prior cases suggest that a party’s interest in a specific phase of a proceeding may support intervention at that particular stage of the lawsuit

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).