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Technology Stocks : EDTA (was GIFT)
EDTA 0.000200+300.1%Mar 7 3:00 PM EST

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To: Bagladdy who wrote (1030)4/25/1997 7:57:00 AM
From: GRC   of 2383
 
Charles,

My earlier post of the docket entry omitted one line. The reply briefs are due 8/8. The total additional delay is only two months. Also, damages continue to run up during the lawsuit. Thus, the delay isn't that significant.

One interesting point is that usually the plaintif (GIFT) files the initial motion on claim interpretation. Then the defandants respond and the plaintiff replies. This favors the plaintiff since they get the last word.

The judge's order doesn't state who files first. Previous posts said the defendant's go first, and I assumed she adopted an unusual procedure and let the defndant's go first.

I have recently reviewed the order and hearing transcripts, and I must say that it is not clear to me who was to go first. If GIFT is supposed to go first, then there is no excuse for the delay.

Does anyone know (or can they find out) which party was supposed to file on 4/21? Also, if GIFT was supposed to, why did they delay?

GRC
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