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Assault Libel & Slander | New York Southern
Order on Motion to Withdraw as Attorney Order on Motion to Expedite
ORDER terminating 210 Motion to Withdraw as Attorney. Attorney Tyrone Anthony Blackburn terminated; terminating 212 Motion to Withdraw as Attorney. Attorney Tyrone Anthony Blackburn terminated; terminating 214 Letter Motion to Expedite; granting 236 Motion to Withdraw as Attorney. Tyrone A. Blackburn ("Blackburn"), current counsel for Terrance Dixon ("Dixon"), appeared for a conference on September 30, 2026 along with Dixon himself, counsel for Joseph Cartagena, and counsel for other Parties in the above-captioned cases. The conference concerned Blackburns Motion to Withdraw as counsel for Dixon. 25-CV-3552 at Dkt. No. 236 (originally filed at Dkt. Nos. 210 and 212). The request to withdraw is GRANTED. Blackburn shall be removed as counsel of record for Dixon in both cases. Blackburn is directed to order a copy of the transcript from the September 30 proceeding and send a copy of that transcript and this order to Dixon. Blackburn shall file an update with the Court confirming he has done so. As stated more fully on the record, this Court retains jurisdiction over Blackburn for the purposes of the pending sanctions matters and any other motions that may result from his representation of Dixon to date. Blackburn also remains in the cases representing himself pro se and as counsel for T.A. Blackburn PLLC. As the Court explained during the conference, Dixon is now without counsel and has the following options: 1) Dixon may hire new counsel to represent him. 2) Dixon may represent himself pro se. More information is available at SDNYs Pro Se information page: https://www.nysd.uscourts.gov/prose. Dixon may also consult the Federal Pro Se Legal Assistance Clinic run by the City Bar Justice Center: https://www.nysd.uscourts.gov/attorney/legal-assistance. The Clinic can be contacted by phone at 212-382-4794 or email at fedprosdny@nycbar.org, as well as by in-person appointments in the Courthouse. 3) Dixon may file an application for the Court to request pro bono counsel: https://www.nysd.uscourts.gov/forms/application-court-request-pro-bono-counsel. The pro se resources listed above can provide more guidance about this process. As explained on the record, Dixon is not entitled to representation because these are civil, not criminal, cases. Even if the Court grants an application requesting pro bono counsel, the Court cannot guarantee that pro bono counsel will take on Dixons cases.Dixons deadline to complete one of the three options detailed above is November 13, 2026. This means that by November 13, 2026, either: new counsel must file an appearance on the docket, Dixon must file his intention to proceed pro se, or Dixon must file an application requesting pro bono counsel. The cases will be paused on issues relevant to Dixon until November 13. If the Court has not heard from either new counsel or Dixon by then, the cases will resume. If Dixon does not take one of the actions detailed above by November 13, Dixon may risk default judgment on the claims against him as a Defendant and dismissal of his own claims for failure to prosecute. Lastly, Dixon will not be notified of filings and orders in the cases until he is represented. The Clerk of Court is respectfully directed to remove Tyrone A. Blackburn as counsel of record for Terrance Dixon in the above-captioned cases. The Clerk of Court is also respectfully directed to close Dkt. Nos. 210, 212, 214, and 236 in Case No. 25-CV-3552 and Dkt. Nos. 102, 105, 106, and 130 in Case No. 25-CV-5144. SO ORDERED. (Signed by Magistrate Judge Jennifer E. Willis on 10/2/2026) Attorney Tyrone Anthony Blackburn terminated (ar)
Racketeer/Corrupt Organization | New York Southern
Order
ORDER terminating 102 Motion to Withdraw as Attorney. ; terminating 105 Motion to Withdraw as Attorney; terminating 106 Letter Motion to Seal; terminating 130 Motion to Withdraw as Attorney. Tyrone A. Blackburn ("Blackburn") , current counsel for Terrance Dixon ("Dixon"), appeared for a conference on September 30, 2026 along with Dixon himself, counsel for Joseph Cartagena, and counsel for other Parties in the above-captioned cases. The conference concerned B lackburns Motion to Withdraw as counsel for Dixon. 25-CV-3552 at Dkt. No. 236 (originally filed at Dkt. Nos. 210 and 212). The request to withdraw is GRANTED. Blackburn shall be removed as counsel of record for Dixon in both cases. Blackburn is d irected to order a copy of the transcript from the September 30 proceeding and send a copy of that transcript and this order to Dixon. Blackburn shall file an update with the Court confirming he has done so. As stated more fully on the record, this Court retains jurisdiction over Blackburn for the purposes of the pending sanctions matters and any other motions that may result from his representation of Dixon to date. Blackburn also remains in the cases representing himself pro se and as cou nsel for T.A. Blackburn PLLC. As the Court explained during the conference, Dixon is now without counsel and has the following options: 1) Dixon may hire new counsel to represent him. 2) Dixon may represent himself pro se. More information is availa ble at SDNYs Pro Se information page: https://www.nysd.uscourts.gov/prose. Dixon may also consult the Federal Pro Se Legal Assistance Clinic run by the City Bar Justice Center: https://www.nysd.uscourts.gov/attorney/legal-assistance. The Clinic can be contacted by phone at 212-382-4794 or email at fedprosdny@nycbar.org, as well as by in-person appointments in the Courthouse. 3) Dixon may file an application for the Court to request pro bono counsel: https://www.nysd.uscourts.gov/forms/a pplication-court-request-pro-bono-counsel. The pro se resources listed above can provide more guidance about this process. As explained on the record, Dixon is not entitled to representation because these are civil, not criminal, cases. Even if th e Court grants an application requesting pro bono counsel, the Court cannot guarantee that pro bono counsel will take on Dixons cases.Dixons deadline to complete one of the three options detailed above is November 13, 2026. This means that by Nove mber 13, 2026, either: new counsel must file an appearance on the docket, Dixon must file his intention to proceed pro se, or Dixon must file an application requesting pro bono counsel. The cases will be paused on issues relevant to Dixon until Nov ember 13. If the Court has not heard from either new counsel or Dixon by then, the cases will resume. If Dixon does not take one of the actions detailed above by November 13, Dixon may risk default judgment on the claims against him as a Defendant and dismissal of his own claims for failure to prosecute. Lastly, Dixon will not be notified of filings and orders in the cases until he is represented. The Clerk of Court is respectfully directed to remove Tyrone A. Blackburn as counsel of recor d for Terrance Dixon in the above-captioned cases. The Clerk of Court is also respectfully directed to close Dkt. Nos. 210, 212, 214, and 236 in Case No. 25-CV-3552 and Dkt. Nos. 102, 105, 106, and 130 in Case No. 25-CV-5144. SO ORDERED. (Signed by Magistrate Judge Jennifer E. Willis on 10/2/2026) (ar)
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