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Torts/Pers Prop: Other Fraud | Texas Northern
Order
SUGGESTION OF REMAND TO THE DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY: Pursuant to Panel Rule 10.1, this Court respectfully recommends that the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation remand Sanford v. Pershing LLC ("Pershing"), 3:15-CV-3832-N to the District of New Jersey. This is the third suggestion of remand arising out of the seventeen-year-old Stanford MDL. (Ordered by Senior Judge David C Godbey on 9/1/2026) (twd)
Memorandum Opinion and Order
MEMORANDUM OPINION & ORDER: Because there are no further benefits of consolidated case management, the Court grants Plaintiffs' 99 motion for suggestion of remand. By separate Order, the Court will suggest remand to the JPML. Further, the Court concludes that it would be more appropriate for the District of New Jersey to decide any pending motions. As such, the Court declines to rule on Plaintiffs' 99 motion for leave to file an amended proposed pretrial order. (Ordered by Senior Judge David C Godbey on 9/1/2026) (twd)
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