United States v. High Country Broadcasting Company, Inc.

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• holding that entry of default judgment was 20 appropriate where corporate defendant failed to comply with order to retain counsel
• holding that 14 a corporation’s president and sole shareholder could not make “an end run” around the counsel 15 16 requirement by intervening pro se rather than retaining counsel to represent the corporation
• holding that 7 8 a corporation’s president and sole shareholder could not make “an end run” around the counsel 9 requirement by intervening pro se rather than retaining counsel to represent the corporation
• affirming a default judgment against a 23 corporate defendant that failed to comply with the court’s order requiring it to retain new 24 counsel
• affirming district court’s entry of default judgment against a corporation when 14 the corporation failed to retain counsel
• affirming a default judgment against a corporate defendant that failed 9 ||to comply with the court’s order requiring it to retain new counsel

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