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Memorandum in Opposition to Motion
Memorandum in Opposition re 468 MOTION for Sanctions MOTION Treatment of Plaintiff as Pro Se filed by Andrea Pizziconi. (Attachments: # 1 Declaration of Andrea Pizziconi)(Pizziconi, Andrea)
Defend Trade Secrets Act (of 2016) | Connecticut
Notice
NOTNOTICE. The court thanks Plaintiff for its notice stating that it has (thrice) served the second amended complaint upon Defendant M81 pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 5, with the explanation that "[a]fter service is effectuated under Rule 4, the service of all subsequent pleadings, including amended complaints, is governed by Rule 5...." ECF No. 192 at 2. The court would add that Rule 5(a)(2) provides, "[A] pleading that asserts a new claim for relief against [a defaulted] party must be served on that party under Rule 4." To be clear, Plaintiff also notes that M81 responded to the first amended complaint through then-retained counsel, without claiming improper service, such that Plaintiff believes any related defense should be deemed waived, presumably as to service of the second amended complaint, as well. At this stage, the court takes no position as to the validity of service and does not yet assess Plaintiff's compliance with ECF No. 185, other than to add detail to the landscape of rules governing service as cited by Plaintiff at ECF No. 192. (RW)
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