>>""Since the settlement agreement is currently being reviewed by the Bankruptcy Court (Doc. No. 111), the Court will take no action on these submissions at this time."<<
Cotton, The Bankruptcy court did review and ordered the settlement approved on February 11th.
The attorneys for LBHI and the creditors committee filed a Certificate of NO Objection on Feb 4th. In that they said this;
"Ricky Myron Gregory filed two letters with respect to the Settlement Motion with
the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York (the “District Court”)1 neither of which opposes the Settlement Motion—and one of
which supports the relief requested in the Settlement Motion. The letters are attached hereto as
Exhibits 1 & 2."
When the judge says "no action on these submissions at this time", does not mean he will look at it later. Nor does it mean that he wants to see what the BK court does before he rules on anything. Sullivan ruled against Lehman last fall. The Settlement agreement is a product of that ruling after Lehman found it could not do better with their claims, and further lawsuits would be fruitless. They say as much in the 11/14/2014 letter to the court.
So, the settlement was approved by the court on FEb 11th. Here it is March 5th and still nothing from Sullivan. The lawyers for the creditors committee sum up you letters as no opposition of the settlement. Your letters now mean nothing. Sullivan has no reason to revisit. Give it up, Cotton. You are not going to hear from him on your letters.
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