Opinion
Civil Action 20-4817 20-4968
03-15-2022
HAYRIYE BERIL GOK v. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, et al. HAYRIYE BERIL GOK v. POST & SCHELL, et al.
ORDER
MICHAEL M. BAYLSON, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
AND NOW this 15th day of March, 2022, upon consideration of the Trinity Defendants' (Trinity Health Corporation, Trinity Health of the Mid-Atlantic Region, Dr. Oleg Teytelboym, Dr. Arnold Eiser, Dr. Stanley Chan, John Cigler, Dr. Reza Hayeri, Catherine Mikus, Esquire, Michael Slubowksi, and Judith Persichilli), and Post & Schell Defendants' (Post & Schell, P.C., A. James Johnston, Andrea M. Kirshenbaum, David Renner, Kate A. Kleba, Dr. Barbara Ziv, and Reginald Allen) Joint Motion to Alter or Amend the Final Order and Judgment (Gok I: ECF 97, Gok II: ECF 158, 159, 161), this Court's July 20, 2021 Order (Gok I: ECF 107, Gok II: 169), and Plaintiff's Response to the Court's July 20, 2021 Order (ECF 109) it is hereby ORDERED:
1. Defendants' Motion to Alter or Amend the Final Order is GRANTED;
2. Plaintiff Hayriye Beril Gok (“Plaintiff”) is ENJOINED from filing any civil actions against any named defendant in the Mercy litigation, Gok I, and Gok II, including but not limited to:
a. Mercy Catholic Medical Center;
b. the Roman Catholic Church;
c. the Archdiocese of Philadelphia;
d. Trinity Health Corporation;
e. Trinity Health of the Mid-Atlantic Region;
f. Dr. Oleg Teytelboym;
g. Dr. Arnold Eiser;
h. Dr. Stanley Chan;
i. Pamela Fierro;
j. John Cigler;
k. Dr. Reza Hayeri,
l. Catherine Mikus, Esquire;
m. Michael Slubowksi;
n. Alan J. Davis;
o. Judith Persichilli, and
p. Post & Schell, P.C.;
q. A. James Johnston;
r. Andrea M. Kirshenbaum;
s. David Renner;
t. Kate A. Kleba;
u. Dr. Barbara Ziv;
v. Derek Smith Law Group, PLLC;
w. Derek Smith;
x. Patrick Griffin;
y. Christopher Booth;
z. Matthew Weisberg;
aa. Reginald Allen;
bb. Joshua Boyette;
cc. Justin Swidler; and
dd. Counsel Press
raising claims related to her employment at and termination from Mercy Catholic Hospital Center and/or related to Doe v. Mercy, C. A. No. 15-cv-2085 (E.D. Pa.) (“the Mercy litigation”) without prior permission from a federal district court;
3. The Clerk of Court SHALL NOT DOCKET any new Complaint filed by Plaintiff that raises any claims against any person or entity covered by this injunctive Order unless Plaintiff files with the Complaint a verification that the claims raised do not violate this Order and a brief in support of that verification.
The Clerk of Court shall CLOSE the above captioned cases.