Cariou v. Prince

Filing 11

FORM C, on behalf of Appellant Lawrence Gagosian and Gagosian Gallery, Inc., FILED. Service date 04/08/2011 by email, CM/ECF.[258399] [11-1197]

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UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT CIVIL APPEAL PRE-ARGUMENT STATEMENT (FORM C) 3. STAPLE ALL ADDITIONAL PAGES 2. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT. 1. SEE NOTICE ON REVERSE. Distrct Court or Agency: Judge: Southern District of New York Hon. Deborah A. Batts Date the Order or Judgment Appealed from was Entered on the Docket: District Court Docket No.: Case Caption: Patrick Cariou v. Richard Prince, Gagosian Gallery, Inc., Lawrence Gagosian, and Rizzoli International Publications, Inc. 08-cv-11327 03/18/11 Date the Notice of Appeal was Filed: 03/25/11 (J es Telephone No.: Address: Counsel's Name: Attorney(s) for Appellant(s): Is this a Cross Appeal? 0No E-mail: Fax No.: Holls Gonerka Bart, Esq./ Withers Bergman LLP/430 Park Avenue, 10th Floor/ New York, N.Y 10022/ Dlaintiff 212-848-9854(p)/212-848-9888(f)/ Holls.Bart(Qwithers.us.com (Counsel for Gagosian Gallery, Inc. and Lawrence Gagosian) ¡zefendant Jonathan Schiller, Esq./oies Schiller & Flexner LLP/575 Lexington Ave., 7th Floor/New York, N.Y. 10022/ 212-446-2388(p)/212-446-2350(f)/ jschiller(Qbsflp.com (Counsel for Richard Prince) Telephone No.: Address: E-mail: Fax No.: Attorney(s) for Counsel's Name: AppeUee(s): Daniel J. Brooks, Esq./Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP/140 Broadway, Suite 31001 New York, N.Y. 100051 212-973-8150(p)1 212-972-8798(f)1 dbrookscæsch nader. com izlaintiff DDefendant Approx. Number of Transcript Pages: Has Transcript Been Prepared? No. Number of Has this matter been before this Circuit previously? Exhibits Appended to Des (l No If Yes, provide the following: Transcript: N/A Case Name: N/A Reporter Citation: (i.e., F.3d or Fed. App.) 2d Cir. Docket N~.: ADDENDUM "A": COUNSEL MUST ATTACH TO TilS FO~: (1) A BRIEF, BUT NOT PERFUNCTORY, DESCRIPTION OF THE NATURE OF THE ACTION; (2) THE RESULT BELOW; (3) A COPY OF THE NOTICE OF APPEAL AND A CURRNT COPY OF THE LOWER COURT DOCKET SHEET; AND (4) A COpy OF ALL RELEVANT OPINIONS/ORDERS FORMING THE BASIS FOR TilS APPEAL, INCLUDING TRANSCRIPTS OF ORDERS ISSUED FROM THE BENCH OR IN CHAMBERS. ADDENDUM "B": COUNSEL MUST ATTACH TO TilS FORM A LIST OF THE ISSUES PROPOSED TO BE RAISED ON APPEAL, AS WELL AS THE APPLICABLE'APPELLATE STANDARD OF REVIW FOR EACH PROPOSED ISSUE. PART A: ." 1. Federal Jurisdiction 0 0 U.S. a part o Diversity Federal question o Other (specifY: (U.S. not a part) JUSDICTION 0 0 2. Appellate Jurisdiction '0 Final Decision Interlocutory Decision Appealable As of Right 0 Order Certified by District Judge (i.e., Fed. R. Civ. P. 54(b)) Other (specify): IMPORTANT. COMPLETE AND SIGN REVERSE SIDE OF THIS FORM. PART B: DISTRICT COURT DISPOSITION 2. Type of Judgment/Order Appealed I. Stage ofProceedings 0 0 0 (Check as many as apply) 3. Relief Pre-tral o Default judgment o Dismissal/other jurisdiction During trial o DismissaIRCP 12(b)(I) o Dismissal/merit lack of subj. matter juris. After tral o Judgment / Decision of the Court ø Summar judgment o Dismissal/FRCP 12(b)(6) failure to state a claim o Declaratory judgment o Dismissal/28 V.S.C. § 1915(e)(2) frvolous complaint o Dismissal/28 V.S.C. § 1915(e)(2) other dismissal 0 Jury verdict o Judgment NOV o Damages: - ø Injunctions: 0 Sought: $_ 0 - TI Granted: $ Denied: $ o Preliminary (2 Permanent o Denied o Directed verdict o Other (specify): PART C: NATURE OF SUIT (Check as many as apply) 2. Tort 1. Federal Statues Information Act Antitrst o Freedom of o Communications o Consumer Protection 0 Immigrtion o Admiralty/ DBankrptcy DBanks/Banking IZ CopyrghtDPatent 0 Labor o Assault / o DCivil Rights o Commodities o Admiralty/ Maritime o Arbitration o Environmental o Insurance o Other (Specify): Tax o Commercial o Employment o Products Liability o o FELA o Securities o Soc. Security DEnergy o Defamation o Trademark 0 OSHA o Election Commerce, Maritime 3. Contracts 4, Prisoner Petitions 0 0 0 0 0 0 Civil Rights Habeas Corpus Mandamus Parole o Negotiable Vacate Sentence Other Instrments DOther (specify): o Other 7. Wil appeal raise constitutional issue(s)? 6. General 5. Other DYes 0 No o Arbitration o Forfeiture/Penalty o Attorney Disqualification o Real Propert o Class Action o Treaty (specify): o Counsel Fees o Other (specify): Wil appeal raise a matter of first impression? o Shareholder Derivative DYes lJ Trasfer i. Is any matter relative to this appeal stil pending below? iz Yes, specify: 0No DNo Damages Hearing 2. To your knowledge, is there any case presently pending or about to be brought before this Court or another court or administrative agency which: (A) (B) If Arses from substatially the same case or controversy as this appeal? DYes IZNo Involves an issue that is substantially similar or related to an issue in this appeal? DYes IZNo yes, state whether O"A," or O'B," orOboth are applicable, and provide in the spaces below the following information on the other action(s): Case Name: I Docket No. I Citation: I Court or Agency: Name of Appellant: Date: Signatue of Counsel of Re April 8, 2011 NOTICE TO COUNSEL Once you have fied your Notice of Appeal with the District Court or the Tax Court, you have only 14 days in which to complete the following important steps: i. Complete this Civil Appeal Pre-Argument Statement (Form C); serve it upon all parties, and fie it with the Clerk of the Second Circuit in accordance with LR 25.1. the Second Circuit in accordance with LR 25. i. 2. File the Court of Appeals Transcript Information/Civil Appeal Form (Form D) with the Clerk of the United States District Court unless you are authorized to prosecute the appeal without payment. 3. Pay the $455 docketing fee to the Clerk of PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU DO NOT COMPLY WITH THESE REQUIRMENTS WITilN 14 DAYS, YOUR APPEAL WILL BE DISMISSED. SEE LOCAL RULE 12.1.

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