| In FTC Case Against Shkreli
Inner City Press Was Told To Bow Out Now
Shkreli Not In
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Nov 16 – In the case
against Martin Shkreli for
blocking generic competition
to Daraprim, brought by the
Federal Trade Commission and a
group of state attorneys
general, there was a telephone
conference publicized for May
27, 2020 at 2:30 by before
U.S. District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Magistrate Judge Robert W.
Lehrburger.
Inner City Press
called in with the telephone
number and access code which
were published on PACER.
Judge Lehrburger,
after asking for the name of
each lawyer for defendants and
plaintiffs on the call, even
if they would not speak, said
there were four more people on
the line.
He
asked each to identify
themselves. Inner City Press
immediately said, "Inner City
Press."
Judge Lehrburger said it was a
settlement call, even though
PACER listed is a call in
advance of a settlement
conference in June. Inner City
Press pointed out that it was
listed as a Notable
Proceeding. Judge Lehrburger
said, Thank you for bowing
out.
So Inner
City Press disconnected from
the call, and sent out this
tweet:
In a case by
Federal Trade Commission and
AGs of NY & other states
against Martin Shkreli &
Vyera Pharma, from a
pre-settlement conference
telephone call listed in PACER
Inner City Press was just told
to "bow out" - hang up - by
SDNY Judge Lehrberger.
This case, from
which the Press was just told
to "bow out," is about Shkreli
and Vyera and their "scheme to
block lower-cost generic
competition to Daraprim, which
treats potentially fatal
parasitic infection
toxoplasmosis."
Things
improve. On November 16, 2021
District Judge Denise L. Cote
held a proceeding in the case
and Inner City Press covered
it without incident. In fact,
it live tweeted, here
Now FTC v. Martin
#Shkreli, with many states on
the line.
Judge Cote: He
access must be restricted in
an appropriate way, but I
don't think we need to address
it at this point.
Shkreli's lawyer:
We joined Mr. Mulleady's
motion.
Judge Cote: Mr.
Shkreli has chosen to absent
himself from trial, so he
won't have more rights.
Judge Cote: That
is it for today. Have a good
holiday and stay safe.
The case is
Federal Trade Commission et al
v. Vyera Pharmaceuticals, LLC
et al., 20-cv-706 (Cote /
Lehrburger).
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