Legal Opinion

Debruyne v. National Semiconductor Corp.

Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

Decided July 29, 1994No. Nos. 550, 715, 723, 719, 725 and 713, Dockets 92-7732, 92-7962, 92-9006, 92-9014, 92-9016 and 92-9018PublishedCited by 1 opinion

1Opinion of the Court

WINTER, Circuit Judge:

Plaintiffs-appellees petition for rehearing following our decision in In re Repetitive Stress Injury Litig., 11 F.3d 368 (2d Cir.1993). They argue that our sua sponte grant of a writ of mandamus deprived both them and the district court of an opportunity to oppose mandamus relief. Furthermore, petitioners claim that events in the underlying litigation subsequent to the filing of the appeal render our decision “disruptive, improvident and potentially unjust.” Because we agree that the district court should have been afforded an opportunity to respond before our issuance…

2Cases cited3 opinions

  1. Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. v. Mayacamas Corp.Supreme Court of the United States · 1988
  2. Richardson Greenshields Securities, Inc. v. Mui-Hin Lau, Ho Sih Fong, Kau-Ying Lau, Ying Lup Lau, and Wai Yau ChiCourt of Appeals for the Second Circuit · 1987
  3. In Re Repetitive Stress Injury Litigation. Marguerite Debruyne Peter Debruyne Gayle Simms James Simms Madeline Bernice Strange Robin A. Palley Tonya Moore Cathy Mercantini Shirley Badon James Badon Karen Motchnik Deborah Z. Zook Thomas D. Zook Linda E. Hughes Arthur S. Hughes Lorraine Nieves Maryland Johnson Bush Carol Jamieson Thomas Jamieson Carol Witzel Edward S. Witzel Eunice A. Chattman Ronald W. Chattman Pamela J. Holman Terry Adamiak Carmelita Tacbad Mario Tacbad Belinda Edwards Karen M. Lawrence William R. Lawrence Eleanor M. Kelly Robert M. Kelly Joann N. Richmond Adelle Martin Robert D. Martin Anna M. Burroughs Raymond Burroughs Margaret Johnson James Johnson Margaret Depaolo Elizabeth D. Moore Gerald R. Moore Gladys Green Amy L. Turrentine Helen Countsouros Anthony Countsouros Gregory Timmons Kathleen W. Trzeciak Jane Teabout Frances Manos Sharon Kissling Barbara Day Maria Paruolo Josephine Esposito Denise D'AllesAnDro Joan E. Bartek Julius Bartek Lorraine Jabkowski Victor L. Jabkowski Frances Diane Pollack Alexander Pollack Zorca S. Rada Hugo Rada Donna Scaffaro Terrence Scaffaro Dorothy Debiase Judith Shoemaker Benjamin Sotomayer Argelia Ruiz v. National Semiconductor Corporation Stenograph Corp. Quixote Corporation Atex, Inc. Eastman Kodak Company Globe Food Equipment Company Northern Telecom Inc. Northern Telecom Ltd. Bell Canada Bell Northern Research Ltd. Kainsai Special USA Corp. Data Point Corporation Prime Computer Inc. System Integrators, Inc. Zenith Electronics Corp. Zenith Data Systems, Inc. Panasonic Company Flore Industries Inc. Lockheed Corporation Ontel Corporation Visual Technology Incorporated Ncr Corporation Memorex Corporation Memorex Telex Corp. Apple Computer, Inc. American Telephone and Telegraph Company Apollo Computers Inc. Hewlett Packard Company Data General Corp. And as Successor to Data-Checker Systems, Inc., Wang Laboratories, Inc. And International Business MacHines Corporation, Kainsai Special USA Corp., Third-Party v. Leon Levin Sons, Inc., Third-Party Compaq Computer Corp. Zenith Data Systems, Intervenors. Martha Baylor v. Xerox Corporation, International Business MacHines Inc. And Prime Computer, Inc., Joan Tanin v. Stenograph Corp., Quixote Corporation, Verna Mae Holley, Donald Holley, Dorothy Tarmel, Lucille Daniels, George Daniels, Linda G. Dimasi, Nicholas Soviero, Carol Soviero v. International Business MacHines Corporation, Ncr Corporation, Memorex Corporation, Memorex Telex Corp., American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Nec America, Inc., Also Known as Nippon Electric N.Y., Nec Business Communications Systems, Inc., Formerly Known as Mti Business Communication Systems, Inc., Nec Electronics, Inc., Nec Industries, Inc. Nec Technologies, Inc., Formerly Known as Nec Electronics, Usa, Inc., Audrey Hulse, Lewis R. Hulse v. Apple Computers Inc., Sony Corporation of America, Margaret Carr v. Data General Corp.Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit · 1993

3Cited by1 opinion

  1. In Re Repetitive Stress Injury Litigation. Marguerite Debruyne Peter Debruyne Gayle Simms James Simms Madeline Bernice Strange Robin A. Palley Tonya Moore Cathy Mercantini Shirley Badon James Badon Karen Motchnik Deborah Z. Zook Thomas D. Zook Linda E. Hughes Arthur S. Hughes Lorraine Nieves Maryland Johnson Bush Carol Jamieson Carol Witzel Edward S. Witzel Eunice A. Chattman Ronald W. Chattman Pamela J. Holman Terry Adamiak Carmelita Tacbad Mario Tacbad Belinda Edwards Karen M. Lawrence William R. Lawrence Eleanor M. Kelly Robert M. Kelly Joann N. Richmond Adelle Martin Robert D. Martin Anna M. Burroughs Raymond Burroughs Margaret Johnson James Johnson Margaret Depaolo Elizabeth Moore Gerald R. Moore Gladys Green Amy L. Turrentine Helen Countsouros Anthony Countsouros Gregory Timmons Kathleen W. Trzeciak Jane Teabout Frances Manos Sharon Kissling Barbara Day Maria Paruolo Josephine Esposito Denise D'AllesAnDro Joan E. Bartek Julius Bartek Lorraine Jabkowski Victor L. Jabkowski Frances Diane Pollack Alexander Pollack Zorca S. Rada Hugo Rada Donna Scaffaro Terrence Scaffaro Dorothy Debiase Judith Shoemaker Benjamin Sotomayer Argelia Ruiz, Plaintiffs-Appellees-Petitioners v. National Semiconductor Corporation Stenograph Corp. Quixote Corporation Atex, Inc. Eastman Kodak Company Globe Food Equipment Company Northern Telecom, Inc. Northern Telecom Ltd. Bell Canada Bell Northern Research Ltd. Kainsai Special USA Corp. Data Point Corporation Prime Computer Inc. System Integrators, Inc. Zenith Electronics Corp. Zenith Data Systems, Inc. Panasonic Company Flore Industries Inc. Lockheed Corporation Ontel Corporation Visual Technology Incorporated Ncr Corporation Memorex Corporation Memorex Telex Corp. Apple Computer, Inc. American Telephone and Telegraph Company Apollo Computers Inc. Hewlett Packard Company Data General Corp. And as Successor to Datachecker Systems, Inc., Wang Laboratories, Inc. And International Business MacHines Corporation, Defendants-Appellants-Respondents. Kainsai Special USA Corp., Third-Party v. Leon Levin Sons, Inc., Third-Party Compaq Computer Corp. Zenith Data Systems, Intervenor. Martha Baylor v. Xerox Corporation, and International Business MacHines Inc. And Prime Computer, Inc., Joan Tanin v. Stenograph Corp., Quixote Corporation, Verna Mae Holley, Donald Holley, Dorothy Tarmel, Lucille Daniels, George Daniels, Linda G. Dimasi, Nicholas Soviero, Carol Soviero v. International Business MacHines Corporation, Ncr Corporation, Memorex Corporation, Memorex Telex Corp., American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Nec America, Inc., Also Known as Nippon Electric N.Y., Nec Business Communications Systems, Inc., Formerly Known as Mti Business Communications Systems, Inc., Nec Electronics, Inc., Formerly Known as Nec Electronics, Usa, Inc., Audrey Hulse, Lewis R. Hulse v. Apple Computers Inc., Sony Corporation of America, Margaret Carr v. Data General Corp.Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit · 1994

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