Unites States v. Pokerstars, et al

Filing 245

ENDORSED LETTER addressed to Judge Leonard B. Sand from Sharon Cohen Levin dated 8/01/2012 re: Upon the request of counsel for Avoine-Servicio De Consultadoria E Marketing, LDA ("A voine"), who has requested additional time to respond to the Government's motion for, inter alia, the interlocutory sale of all assets of several Absolute Poker-affiliated entities (D.E. 237), the Government respectfully requests that the following briefing schedule be set regarding that motion. ENDORSEMENT: SO ORDERED., ( Responses due by 8/24/2012, Replies due by 9/7/2012.) (Signed by Judge Leonard B. Sand on 8/06/2012) (ama)

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U.S. Department of Justice United States Attorney Southern District o/New York The Silvio 1. A1ollo Building One SainI Andrew's Pla=a New York, New York 10007 August 1,2012 BY HAND Honorable Leonard B. Sand United States District Judge United States Courthouse 500 Pearl Street, Room 1650 New York, NY 10007 Re: United States v, Pokerstars, et al., 11 Civ. 2564 (LBS) Dear Judge Sand: Upon the request of counsel for Avoine - Servicio De Consultadoria E Marketing, LDA ("Avoine"), who has requested additional time to respond to the Government's motion for, inter alia, the interlocutory sale of all assets of several Absolute Poker-affiliated entities (D.E. 237), the Government respectfully requests that the following briefing schedule be set regarding that motion: 1. A voine shall have until August 24, 2012 to respond to this motion. 2. The Government shall have until September 7, 2012 to file a reply relating to this motion. Respectfully submitted, PREET BHARARA United States Attorney for the Sout rn District of ew York By: n Cohen Levin ichael D. Lockard JasQ;i H. Cowley Assistant United States Attorney (212) 637-1060/2193/2479 \ J cc: counsel for Avoine (by email) The 'H~morable Leonard B. Sand United States District Judge i!0 v 2

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