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Date
2025-09-04
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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 OF ORAL ARGUMENT
This case has been scheduled for oral argument on September 4, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. Because the
time for notifying the court of any conflict has expired, the case will not be rescheduled absent a
showing of compelling reasons. See Fed. Cir. R. 34.
PLACE OF
ARGUMENT
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
717 Madison Place, N.W., Washington, DC 20439
Courtroom: Courtroom 201
COUNSEL
REGISTRATION
Counsel must check in at the courtroom between 9:15 and 9:30 a.m.
REQUIRED
RESPONSE
Each party must complete and return the Response to Notice of
Oral Argument by August 4, 2025. Counsel should review the court's
Guide for Oral Argument prior to filing the Response. If counsel
presenting oral argument has not yet entered an appearance, counsel
must file a motion for leave to appear and attach the proposed entry of
appearance form. See Fed. Cir. R. 34(e), 47.3(b)(4).
ARGUMENT TIME
Each side receives 15 minutes (including rebuttal), unless otherwise
directed by the court.
In cases where one side has multiple parties represented by different
counsel and firms, counsel should confer and agree on the
apportionment of argument time before submitting Responses to the
Notice of Oral Argument. Appellants and Cross-Appellants may divide
argument between main argument and rebuttal; Appellees may not.
REMOTE
APPEARANCE
Arguing counsel must immediately contact the court if experiencing
COVID-19 symptoms or other medical illness that might warrant
excusing an in-person appearance. Arguing counsel seeking to appear
remotely at oral argument due to medical risk or other extraordinary
circumstances must file a motion and accompanying declaration
showing good cause within fourteen (14) days of this notice.
FOR THE COURT
July 21, 2025
By: M. Lichtenberg, Deputy Clerk
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
ACCESSIBILITY
ACCOMMODATIONS
Requests for any communications-related disability assistance (ASL,
CART) must be submitted at least two weeks before the date
scheduled for argument. Please refer to the court's website for more
information about disability-based accommodations during court
sessions: online. Oral argument audio files are also posted on the
court's website following the conclusion of each day's hearings.
CONFIDENTIAL
AND SEALED
MATERIAL
Because all arguments are by default open to the public, live streamed
online, and recorded for posting on the court's website, counsel should
be careful not to discuss any sensitive, confidential, or sealed
information during argument. Any motion to seal the courtroom
for oral argument must be filed at least one week before
argument.
COURT SECURITY
Please plan to allow additional time for security screening. Counsel
and others attending argument must show photo identification and
pass through security screening upon entering the courthouse.
Weapons, food, and beverages are prohibited.
COURTROOM
SEATING
Only Federal Circuit bar members and government counsel
may sit at counsel tables and address the panel in the
courtroom. Other individuals must sit in the public gallery unless
they are also members of the bar. The courtroom opens one hour
before argument begins; general seating is available on a first-come,
first-served basis.
DIGITAL CLOCK
The digital clock on the podium provides a countdown of the time
remaining of your argument, along with color-coded light cues:
•
Green - Within allotted time
•
Yellow - Within scheduled rebuttal time (if applicable)
•
Red - Time expired
ELECTRONIC
DEVICES
Electronic devices must be turned off upon entering a courtroom, but
counsel may use electronic devices, including laptops, in silent mode
while seated at the counsel tables.
IDENTITY OF THE
PANEL
The identity of the judges sitting on the panel hearing this case will
not be disclosed until the morning of argument. Panel members will be
posted outside of the courtroom and on the court's website the morning
of argument.
ORDER OF CASES
Cases are called in the order listed on the calendar posted outside the
courtroom and on the court's website. While waiting, counsel should
remain in the courtroom or its immediate vicinity.
For additional information about attending oral argument, please visit our website.