bebe stores, inc. et al v. forever 21 Inc et al
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ADR Clerk's Notice Appointing Andrew P. Bridges as ENE Evaluator dated 4/18/2007. (af, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 4/18/2007)
bebe stores, inc. et al v. forever 21 Inc et al
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Northern District of California bebe stores, inc., Plaintiff(s), v. forever 21 Inc, Defendant(s). TO COUNSEL OF RECORD: The court notifies the parties and counsel that the Evaluator assigned to this case is: Andrew P. Bridges Winston & Strawn, LLP 101 California St., Suite 3900 San Francisco, CA 94111 415-591-1482 abridges@winston.com Counsel shall familiarize themselves with the requirements of ADR L.R. 5 which governs the ENE program. The evaluator will schedule a joint phone conference with counsel under ADR L.R. 5-7 and will set the date of the ENE session within the deadlines set by ADR L.R. 5-5 or the court order referring this action to ENE. The court permits the evaluator to charge each party its pro rata share of the cost of the phone conference. 07-00035 MJJ ENE Notice of Appointment of Evaluator
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Counsel are reminded that the written ENE statements required by the ADR L.R. 5-8 shall NOT be filed with the court.
Dated: April 18, 2007 RICHARD W. WIEKING Clerk by: Alice M. Fiel
ADR Case Administrator 415-522-3148 Alice_Fiel@cand.uscourts.gov
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