UNITED States DISTRICT of NEW YORK has granted a motion to transfer venue to the District of Guam. Defendants eddie calvo, john camacho, the guam department of revenue, and taxation, and the legislature ofguam have moved to dismiss. Plaintiff has filed a response to the motion to transfer, a further response, a request for reconsideration.
UNITED States DISTRICT of NEW YORK has granted a motion to transfer venue to the District of Guam. Defendants eddie calvo, john camacho, the guam department of revenue, and taxation, and the legislature ofguam have moved to dismiss. Plaintiff has filed a response to the motion to transfer, a further response, a request for reconsideration.
UNITED States DISTRICT of NEW YORK has granted a motion to transfer venue to the District of Guam. Defendants eddie calvo, john camacho, the guam department of revenue, and taxation, and the legislature ofguam have moved to dismiss. Plaintiff has filed a response to the motion to transfer, a further response, a request for reconsideration.
--------------------------------------------------------------------- )( BROOI<:L YN OFFICE DUSTIN J. O'BRIEN, Plaintiff, -against- EDDIE B. CALVO, JOHN CAMACHO, GUAM DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND TAXATION, THE LEGISLATURE OF GUAM, and THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Defendants. ROSS, United States District Judge: : 12-CV-2700 (ARR) )( NOT FOR ELECTRONIC OR PRINT PUBLICATION ORDER On November 4, 2012, defendants Calvo, Camacho, Guam Department of Revenue, and Taxation, and the Legislature of Guam ("Guamanian defendants") filed a motion to transfer venue to the District of Guam, Dkt. #18. Shortly thereafter, the court granted a motion ofthe United States, Dkt. #15, to extend its deadline to answer the complaint until after the disposition of the motion to transfer. Before any disposition on the motion to transfer, however, the Guamanian defendants filed a motion to dismiss, Dkt. #27. Plaintiff has filed a response to the motion to transfer, Dkt. #28, a further response to the motion to transfer, Dkt. #35, a motion for reconsideration of the court's order granting the United States an extension oftime to answer, Dkt. #32, and a request for oral argument, Dkt. #31. The United States has opposed plaintiffs motion for reconsideration, Dkt. #33. The court has reviewed the aforementioned pleadings and orders the following: 1) The United States shall notify the court by letter whether it intends to move to dismiss and, if so, shall file a motion to dismiss within thirty days of this order. Case 1:12-cv-02700-ARR-MDG Document 37 Filed 12/28/12 Page 1 of 3 PageID #: 245 2) The United States shall provide briefing to the court on the question of whether venue in the Eastern District of New York is, in fact, improper. 3) Plaintiff shall respond to the Guamanian defendants' motion to dismiss and the United States' motion to dismiss, if any, fourteen days after receipt of either (a) the United States' motion to dismiss, or (b) a letter indicating the United States will not move to dismiss. 4) Defendants will have seven days from receipt of plaintiffs response to file a reply, if any. 5) As this order resolves plaintiffs motion for reconsideration, that motion is hereby terminated. 6) Plaintiffs motion for oral argument is denied, with leave to renew once the record is complete on the outstanding motions. SO ORDERED. Dated: December 20, 2012 Brooklyn, New York a Allyne R. I\oss 'l United States District Judge 2 Case 1:12-cv-02700-ARR-MDG Document 37 Filed 12/28/12 Page 2 of 3 PageID #: 246 List: Dustin J. O'Brien 30 West 60"' St. Apt. 8L New York, NY 10023 3 Case 1:12-cv-02700-ARR-MDG Document 37 Filed 12/28/12 Page 3 of 3 PageID #: 247