Opinion
No. 07 C 3229.
November 2, 2007
MEMORANDUM ORDER
During yesterday's status hearing this Court ordered that the long-pending motion for preliminary injunction that had been filed on behalf of plaintiff Veoxo Corp. ("Veoxo") was denied, stating in part that one reason for denial was that the motion had impermissibly been filed by layman Justin London ("London," the original named plaintiff, who had initially brought this action pro se) on behalf of the corporate plaintiff. Attorney Robert Thurston, who had since appeared on Veoxo's behalf, then stated that he had also filed such a motion on its behalf.
After the hearing this Court verified what attorney Thurston had said, although this Court had earlier been aware only of London's attempted filing. This Court accordingly corrects the record in that respect, but the motion for preliminary injunctive relief remains denied for the other reason that this Court had identified orally during the status hearing: That motion had been permitted to lie fallow for over 2-1/2 months since its August 15 filing, and such a failure to have pursued the matter actively negates any notion that such preliminary relief is called for.