Sabre Global Technologies Limited v. Hawaiian Airlines, Inc.
- Vernon Broderick
- 1:22-cv-07395
- U.S. District Court · Southern District of New York
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In Sabre Global Technologies v. Hawaiian Airlines, Judge Broderick granted the parties’ request to stay the case and related filing deadline for 60 days.
Sabre Global Technologies Limited and Hawaiian Airlines, Inc.; the case proceedings and Sabre’s deadline for seeking partial reconsideration of the sealing order were paused for 60 days.
What happened
Sabre Global Technologies Limited v. Hawaiian Airlines, Inc. is a breach-of-contract case in which the parties told the court they were having productive settlement discussions.
The parties jointly asked the court to pause the case for 60 days. Sabre also asked to pause its deadline for seeking partial reconsideration of a sealing order, with Hawaiian stating that it did not oppose that request. Sabre separately requested permission to file a renewed sealing request if the parties settled.
Judge Vernon S. Broderick granted the application. The court stayed the action and the related deadline for 60 days; the parties’ settlement discussions and the merits of the contract dispute were not decided in this order.
The detailed version
- Sabre Global Technologies Limited v. Hawaiian Airlines, Inc. · No. 1:22-cv-07395
- Vernon Broderick
- Sept. 5, 2023
Background
Sabre Global Technologies Limited brought this breach-of-contract action against Hawaiian Airlines, Inc. The parties jointly informed the court that they were engaged in settlement discussions and asked for time to continue those discussions.
Requests
The parties requested a 60-day stay, meaning a temporary pause in the court proceedings, to conserve their resources and the court’s resources. Sabre also asked to pause its September 5, 2023 deadline to file a motion for partial reconsideration of the court’s sealing order. Sabre proposed having seven calendar days after the stay ended to file that motion if settlement discussions failed. Hawaiian did not oppose that request.
Sabre further requested permission to file a renewed motion to seal the agreement within three business days after filing a joint dismissal stipulation if the parties settled and Sabre voluntarily dismissed the action. Sabre stated that, regardless of the ruling on the stay request, it would file unredacted versions of the complaint and the briefing on Hawaiian’s motion to dismiss by September 5, 2023.
Ruling
Judge Vernon S. Broderick granted the application. The order therefore paused the action and the related filing deadline for 60 days. The text provided does not show a decision on the motion to dismiss, the sealing issues, the contract claims, or whether the parties ultimately settled.
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