Osbourne v. TCPRNC LLC
- Ona Wang
- 1:24-cv-01369
- U.S. District Court · Southern District of New York
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In Osbourne v. TCPRNC LLC, Judge Clarke required confirmation of a partial dismissal involving UHP Administrators and noted court review of any settlement.
Natasha Osbourne and UHP Administrators Inc. d/b/a UHP Administrators were required to file a confirmation letter concerning the partial dismissal and any settlement; the order does not describe effects on the other defendants.
What happened
Osbourne v. TCPRNC LLC concerns a court-reviewed agreement to dismiss part of the case. The court required Natasha Osbourne and UHP Administrators Inc. to confirm that the case was being dismissed as to UHP Administrators.
The court also required the parties to confirm that Osbourne and UHP Administrators had not settled. The letter was due August 21, 2024.
Judge Jessica G. L. Clarke stated that any settlement between Osbourne and UHP Administrators would require the court’s review. The order did not decide the underlying claims.
The detailed version
- Osbourne v. TCPRNC LLC · No. 1:24-cv-01369
- Ona Wang
- Aug. 14, 2024
Background The court reviewed the parties’ stipulation and order of partial dismissal. The opinion identifies Natasha Osbourne as the plaintiff and UHP Administrators Inc. d/b/a UHP Administrators as a defendant involved in the partial dismissal.
Order The court directed Osbourne and UHP Administrators to file a letter by August 21, 2024, confirming that the matter was being dismissed as to UHP Administrators and that Osbourne and UHP Administrators had not settled.
The court further stated that any settlement between those parties would be subject to the court’s review under the cited Second Circuit decision, Cheeks v. Freeport Pancake House, Inc.
Disposition and scope The order addressed a partial dismissal and required a confirmation letter. The opinion does not decide the underlying claims or state the disposition of claims against any other defendant.
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