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reminded of their continuing obligation to report any additional scheduling conflicts or
Date
2025-05-29
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UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS
FOR THE FEDERAL CIRCUIT
717 MADISON PLACE, N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20439
JARRETT B. PERLOW
CLERK OF COURT
CLERK’S OFFICE
202-275-8000
2025-1373 - 112 Genesee Street, LLC v. US
NOTICE TO ADVISE OF SCHEDULING CONFLICTS OF ARGUING COUNSEL
Within seven days of this notice, arguing counsel must file a completed Response to Notice
to Advise of Scheduling Conflicts advising of any scheduling conflicts during the following
upcoming court session months: 2025: August, September, October, November,
December 2026: January. Non-arguing counsel should not advise of scheduling conflicts.
In the event the matter is not scheduled within the next six (6) court sessions, counsel are
reminded of their continuing obligation to report any additional scheduling conflicts or
changes to existing scheduling conflicts that may arise until the matter is formally
calendared. See Fed. Cir. R. 34(d)(2).
Calendar of Sessions. Arguing counsel should review the Calendar of Sessions on the
court's website for the specific dates of each session. Please only advise of conflicts with
scheduled court dates and not dates when the court is not scheduled to sit.
Limitation on Conflicts. To ensure the timely scheduling of argument in this case,
arguing counsel is limited to identifying scheduling conflicts for only ten days. Arguing
counsel must also show good cause for each identified date. Conflicts without a sufficient
showing of good cause will not be considered. Counsel is advised that the unavailability of a
client or non-arguing counsel is an insufficient basis for showing good cause. Please review
the Guidance on Oral Argument Scheduling Conflicts on the court's website.
FOR THE COURT
May 29, 2025
By: M. Ames, Deputy Clerk
Case: 25-1373 Document: 32 Page: 1 Filed: 05/29/2025