David Brimley default judgment

When the Diaz and Nevin firms withdrew as counsel for James Catledge and David Brimley, they has a set time to obtain new counsel or otherwise appear in the action. Brimley never appeared, so the Department moved for entry of default against him. Having obtained default, the Department also was able to get a default judgment.

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New Catledge counsel

James Catledge and his Impact companies have retained new local counsel; Monte N. Stewart of the Boise firm Belnap Law, PLLC. So far, no other out-of-state counsel has requested admission.

Mr. Stewart has substituted in, thus rendering the motion to withdraw moot as to Catledge and the Impact companies. The motion is still pending as to David Brimley.

With the substitution of counsel, we should be able to proceed without further delays. As of today, the judge has not ruled on the pending motion to dismiss, or the pending motion for reconsideration.