Braaksma v. Union Pacific Railroad Company
Filing
38
ORDER, re 34 Order on Motion to Dismiss, & Defendant's Response to that Order reflecting it had lost $2,011.00 in costs & fees, the Court directs that if Plaintiffs refile this case - in any state or federal court - they must pay $2, 011.00 to the Defendant within 30 days of any refiling. If Plaintiffs do not pay this amount within the time provided, the Defendant may move the Court to reduce this Order to judgment forthwith & collect the certified amount from the Plaintiffs, including postjudgment interest & other relief the Court may properly award. Signed by Judge D. P. Marshall Jr. on 11/5/2010. (jct)
Braaksma v. Union Pacific Railroad Company
Doc. 38
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS
JONESBORO DIVISION
DIANA BRAAKSMA, individually, and as parent, natural guardian, and next best friend of JONATHAN DUSTIN BRAAKSMA
PLAINTIFFS
v.
Case No. 3:09-cv-48-DPM
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
DEFENDANT
ORDER
The Court dismissed this case without prejudice on the condition that Plaintiffs would pay Defendant (within thirty days of any refiling) certain costs and any attorney's fees incurred in this case that were sunk and lost by the nonsuit. Document No. 34. The Defendant later certified that it had lost $2,011.00. The Court invited the Plaintiffs' response, advising that their silence would be construed as acceptance of the certified amount. The Plaintiffs remained silent. Notwithstanding the Plaintiffs'
concession, the Court has reviewed the Defendant's request to recover $2,011.00 in lost costs and fees. The Court finds the amount to be reasonable
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in the circumstances.
If Plaintiffs refile this case - i n any state or federal court - t h e n the
Plaintiffs must pay $2,011.00 to the Defendant within 30 days of any refiling.
If Plaintiffs do not pay this amount within the time provided, the Defendant
may move the Court to reduce this order to judgment forthwith and collect the certified amount from the Plaintiffs, including postjudgment interest and other relief the Court may properly award. So Ordered.
D.P. Marshall Jr. United States District Judge
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