Gotham Insurance Company v. Hansen et al

Filing 28

ORDER Granting 26 Agreed Motion to Dismiss Homeowner Defendants Party Sohrab Amini, Vaughan Counts, Michael Cryan, Joseph Davis, Kristin Davis, Gary Gray, Daniel Hock, Toni Hock, David Ice, Lisa Ice, James Vidakovich Revocable Trust, Helen Korn reich, Kurt Kornreich, Kornreich 1981 Trust, The, Charlie Lawson, Saraliz Lawson, Thisha McBride, Chadwick Miskschl, Sarah Miskschl, Stephanie Mosher, Patrick M. Nesbitt, Kori New, Steven New, Andre Pontin, Juline Pontin, Jamie Prough, Martin Roch owiak, Michael Rochowiak, Tina Rochowiak, Neil Ross, Sohrab Amini Trust, The, James Vidakovich, Craig Willis, Pamela Willis, Brian Alonge and J. Christine Amini are dropped as named parties to this action, by Judge Robert E. Blackburn on 1/22/2016.(evana, )

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO Judge Robert E. Blackburn Civil Action No. 15-cv-01311-REB-MEH GOTHAM INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff, v. STEVEN A. HANSEN, HANSEN CONSTRUCTION, INC., VAUGHAN COUNTS, THISHA McBRIDE, CHARLIE LAWSON and SARALIZ LAWSON, STEPHANIE MOSHER, STEVEN NEW and KORI NEW, CRAIG WILLIS and PAMELA WILLIS, THE KORNREICH 1981 TRUST, KURT KORNREICH and HELEN KORNREICH, JAMES VIDAKOVICH REVOCABLE TRUST and JAMES VIDAKOVICH, GARY GRAY, MICHAEL CRYAN and BRIAN ALONGE, ANDRE PONTIN and JULINE PONTIN, PATRICK M. NESBITT, DAVID ICE and LISA ICE, RICHARD MOORE, DANIEL HOCK and TONI HOCK, J. CHRISTINE AMINI, NEIL ROSS, SOHRAB AMINI, and THE SOHRAB AMINI TRUST, JOSEPH DAVIS and KRISTIN DAVIS, TINA ROCHOWIAK, MICHAEL ROCHOWIAK, MARTIN ROCHOWIAK, and JAMIE PROUGH, and CHADWICK MISKSCHL and SARAH MISKSCHL, Defendants. ORDER GRANTING AGREED MOTION TO DISMISS HOMEOWNER DEFENDANTS Blackburn, J. The matter before me is the parties’ Agreed Motion To Dismiss Homeowner Defendants [#26],1 filed January 21, 2016. After careful review of the motion and the file, I conclude the motion should be granted and plaintiff’s claims against the homeowner defendants dismissed with prejudice. THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED as follows: 1. That the parties’ Agreed Motion To Dismiss Homeowner Defendants [#26], filed January 21, 2016, is granted; 2. That plaintiff’s claims against defendants, Vaughan Counts; Thisha McBride; Charlie Lawson and Saraliz Lawson; Stephanie Mosher; Steven New and Kori New; Craig Willis and Pamela Willis; the Kornreich 1981 Trust; Kurt Kornreich and Helen Kornreich; James Vidakovich Revocable Trust and James Vidakovich; Gary Gray; Michael Cryan and Brian Alonge; Andre Pontin and Juline Pontin; Patrick M. Nesbitt; David Ice and Lisa Ice; Richard Moore; Daniel Hock and Toni Hock; J. Christine Amini; Neil Ross; Sohrab Amini and the Sohrab Amini Trust; Joseph Davis and Kristin Davis; Tina Rochowiak, Michael Rochowiak, Martin Rochowiak, and Jamie Prough; and Chadwick Miskschl and Sarah Miskschl, are dismissed with prejudice with the affected parties to pay their own attorney fees and costs; 3. That defendants, Vaughan Counts; Thisha McBride; Charlie Lawson and Saraliz Lawson; Stephanie Mosher; Steven New and Kori New; Craig Willis and Pamela Willis; the Kornreich 1981 Trust; Kurt Kornreich and Helen Kornreich; James Vidakovich Revocable Trust and James Vidakovich; Gary Gray; Michael Cryan and Brian Alonge; 1 “[#26]” is an example of the convention I use to identify the docket number assigned to a specific paper by the court’s case management and electronic case filing system (CM/ECF). I use this convention throughout this order. 2 Andre Pontin and Juline Pontin; Patrick M. Nesbitt; David Ice and Lisa Ice; Richard Moore; Daniel Hock and Toni Hock; J. Christine Amini; Neil Ross; Sohrab Amini and the Sohrab Amini Trust; Joseph Davis and Kristin Davis; Tina Rochowiak, Michael Rochowiak, Martin Rochowiak, and Jamie Prough; and Chadwick Miskschl and Sarah Miskschl, are dropped as named parties to this action, and the case caption amended accordingly. Dated January 22, 2016, at Denver, Colorado. BY THE COURT: 3

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