| In Public Case Against
Shkreli Inner City Press Is Told To Bow Out By
SDNY Judge Lehrburger
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
May 27– In the case
against Martin Shkreli for
blocking generic competition
to Daraprim, brought by the
Federal Trade Commission and a
group of state attorneys
general, there was a telephone
conference publicized for May
27 at 2:30 by before U.S.
District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Magistrate Judge Robert W.
Lehrburger.
Inner City Press
called in with the telephone
number and access code which
were published on PACER.
Judge Lehrburger,
after asking for the name of
each lawyer for defendants and
plaintiffs on the call, even
if they would not speak, said
there were four more people on
the line.
He
asked each to identify
themselves. Inner City Press
immediately said, "Inner City
Press."
Judge Lehrburger said it was a
settlement call, even though
PACER listed is a call in
advance of a settlement
conference in June. Inner City
Press pointed out that it was
listed as a Notable
Proceeding. Judge Lehrburger
said, Thank you for bowing
out.
So Inner
City Press disconnected from
the call, and sent out three
tweet:
In a case by
Federal Trade Commission and
AGs of NY & other states
against Martin Shkreli &
Vyera Pharma, from a
pre-settlement conference
telephone call listed in PACER
Inner City Press was just told
to "bow out" - hang up - by
SDNY Judge Lehrberger. Thread
2:49 PM · May 27, 2020·
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This case, from
which the Press was just told
to "bow out," is about Shkreli
and Vyera and their "scheme to
block lower-cost generic
competition to Daraprim, which
treats potentially fatal
parasitic infection
toxoplasmosis." Now the Press
is blocked. The
Complaint in this
public interest case has many
redactions...
Here are
those listed in the docket of
this "public interest"
proceeding Inner City Press
was told to bow out of:
1:20-cv-00706-DLC
Federal Trade Commission et al
v. Vyera Pharmaceuticals, LLC
et al (Nature of
Suit 430 - Banks and
Banking)
Telephone
Conference
Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania (Plaintiff),
State of North Carolina
(Plaintiff) Bradley Scott
Albert representing Federal
Trade Commission (Plaintiff)
Sarah Oxenham Allen
representing Commonwealth of
Virginia (Plaintiff) Kevin
James Arquit representing
Kevin Mulleady
(Defendant,Defendant,Defendant)
Michael Battaglia representing
State of California
(Plaintiff) Beau William
Buffier representing State of
New York (Plaintiff) Daniel
Butrymowicz representing
Federal Trade Commission
(Plaintiff) Christopher H.
Casey representing Martin
Shkreli (Defendant), Martin
Shkreli (Defendant), Martin
Shkreli (Defendant) Kenneth R.
David representing Kevin
Mulleady
(Defendant,Defendant,Defendant)
Francis Anthony DeSimone
representing Phoenixus AG
(Defendant), Vyera
Pharmaceuticals, LLC
(Defendant) Beth Ann Finnerty
representing State of Ohio
(Plaintiff) Tyler Henry
representing Commonwealth of
Virginia (Plaintiff) Elinor
Rose Hoffmann representing
State of New York (Plaintiff)
Daniel Patrick Huyett
representing Federal Trade
Commission (Plaintiff) Edward
Kang representing Martin
Shkreli (Defendant), Martin
Shkreli (Defendant), Martin
Shkreli (Defendant) Jeremy R.
Kasha representing State of
New York (Plaintiff) Noah J.
Kaufman representing Phoenixus
AG (Defendant), Vyera
Pharmaceuticals, LLC
(Defendant) Kandis Lynn
Kovalsky representing Martin
Shkreli (Defendant), Martin
Shkreli (Defendant), Martin
Shkreli (Defendant) Elizebeth
Marie Maag representing State
of Ohio (Plaintiff) Stacey
Anne Mahoney representing
Phoenixus AG (Defendant),
Vyera Pharmaceuticals, LLC
(Defendant) Jacqueline Malafa
representing State of
California (Plaintiff) Amy
Elizabeth McFarlane
representing State of New York
(Plaintiff) Markus H. Meier
representing Federal Trade
Commission (Plaintiff) Albert
Shemtov Mishaan representing
Kevin Mulleady (Defendant)
Lauren Peay representing
Federal Trade Commission
(Plaintiff) Neal Jonathan
Perlman representing Federal
Trade Commission (Plaintiff)
Steven A. Reed representing
Phoenixus AG (Defendant),
Vyera Pharmaceuticals, LLC
(Defendant) Andrew John
Rudowitz representing Martin
Shkreli (Defendant), Martin
Shkreli (Defendant), Martin
Shkreli (Defendant) J. Maren
Schmidt representing Federal
Trade Commission (Plaintiff)
Richard S. Schultz
representing State of Illinois
(Plaintiff) Scott A. Stempel
representing Phoenixus AG
(Defendant), Vyera
Pharmaceuticals, LLC
(Defendant) James Harris
Weingarten representing
Federal Trade Commission
(Plaintiff) Sarah E. Hsu
Wilbur representing Phoenixus
AG (Defendant), Vyera
Pharmaceuticals, LLC
(Defendant)...
It is not
clear to Inner City Press why
it was was told to bow out of
this publicly listed case or
if all were. We'll have more
on this. The case is Federal
Trade Commission et al v.
Vyera Pharmaceuticals, LLC et
al., 20-cv-706 (Cote /
Lehrburger).
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