Oral Argument Acknowledgment

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A Fourth Circuit Oral Argument Acknowledgment form filed September 7, 2022 as Doc: 58 in USCA4 Appeal: 21-2218, in Blue Flame Medical LLC v. Chain Bridge Bank, N.A., Case Number 21-2218, 21-2219. The form lists October 27, 2022 as the date of oral argument. It identifies Alan E. Schoenfeld as the attorney arguing on behalf of JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Third-Party Defendant-Appellant, and records a requested principal argument time of 15 minutes, with no second attorney or amicus counsel sharing time. The one-page form also restates the Fourth Circuit's argument-time allotments and is signed by Alan E. Schoenfeld.

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USCA4 Appeal: 21-2218 Doc: 58 Filed: 09/07/2022 Pg: 1 of 1
FOURTH CIRCUIT ORAL ARGUMENT ACKNOWLEDGMENT

This Oral Argument Acknowledgment form is to be completed and filed by arguing counsel within 7 days of
the Oral Argument Notification. In criminal cases, counsel appearing for a defendant but not arguing must also
file this form.

Case Number: 21-2218, 21-2219 Date of Oral Argument: 10/27/22

Caption: Blue Flame Medical LLC v. Chain Bridge Bank, N.A.

Attorney Arguing: Alan E. Schoenfeld

Arguing on Behalf of (party name):
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Third-Party Defendant-Appellant

Select party type:
WAppellant MAppellee JAppellant/Cross-Appellee LJAppellee/Cross-Appellant (1Amicus D1 Intervenor

Attorney Appearing for Defendant but Not Arguing in Consolidated Criminal Case:

Argument Time: Please indicate how much argument time you wish to use. You may thereafter change your
requested time or change counsel arguing by filing a new Oral argument acknowledgment form and selecting
“Amended” within the entry. Counsel arguing the case must be admitted to the Fourth Circuit, file an
appearance of counsel form, and file this acknowledgment form.
—20 minutes of argument time are allotted per side; all parties to a side must share oral argument time
—15 rather than 20 minutes are allotted in social security, black lung & labor cases in which primary issue
is whether substantial evidence supports agency decision, and in criminal cases in which primary issue is
application of sentencing guidelines; 30 minutes are allotted in en banc cases
— Appellants and cross-appellants may reserve up to 1/3 of their time for rebuttal (7 out of 20 minutes)

First Attorney Arguing Per Side: Alan E. Schoenfeld
Phone Number (day of argument):/347-416-2620

Principal Argument Time: 15 Rebuttal Argument Time (if any): 9
(for appellants and appellees) (appellants and cross-appellants only)

Any Second Attorney Sharing Arguing Time: |N/A
Phone Number (day of argument): N/A

Principal Argument Time: Rebuttal Argument Time (if any):
(for appellants and appellees) (appellants and cross-appellants only)

Any Counsel for Amicus Participating in Argument by Leave of Court:
N/A
Phone Number (day of argument): N/A

Argument Time: Select one of the following: [_] Order allowing argument time
[_] Court-Appointed Amicus

Signature: /S/ Alan E. Schoenfeld Date: 09/07/22

03/08/2022 SCC

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