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  • BURTON,NANCY v. MASON,DAVID PHILIPM00 - Misc - Injunction document preview
  • BURTON,NANCY v. MASON,DAVID PHILIPM00 - Misc - Injunction document preview
  • BURTON,NANCY v. MASON,DAVID PHILIPM00 - Misc - Injunction document preview
  • BURTON,NANCY v. MASON,DAVID PHILIPM00 - Misc - Injunction document preview
  • BURTON,NANCY v. MASON,DAVID PHILIPM00 - Misc - Injunction document preview
  • BURTON,NANCY v. MASON,DAVID PHILIPM00 - Misc - Injunction document preview
						
                                

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X06-UWY-CV-21-5028294 S NANCY BURTON SUPERIOR COURT V. JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF WATERBURY DAVID PHILIP MASON ETAL. APRIL 17, 2023 PLAINTIFF’S REPLY TO DEFENDANTS’ OBJECTIONS TO MOTION FOR STAY Plaintiff replies to State Defendants’ and the Carmody/Gibbons Defendants’ objections to her Motion for Stay dated April 12, 2023 seeking an “IMMEDIATE” (emphasis added) stay of these proceedings effective through May 1, 2023. Plaintiff faces a brief deadline of April 27 by which to file her Appellate Court brief, as to which the Appellate Court has indicated it will not extend the date further. State Defendants reference Plaintiff's motion for extension of time to file her appellate brief in the Appellate Court dated March 13, 2023. Unfortunately, although that motion expresses a spirit of optimism regarding her vision, Plaintiff's vision has deteriorated significantly since March 13, 2023 and the new eyeglasses she obtained are virtuaslly worthless and do not obviate chronic blurring and other related issues as Plaintiff had anticipated as regards her near vision. Plaintiff is no longer blind in one eye, but eyestrain from reading and writing are painful and oppressive and probably detrimental to her recovery. Plaintiff is under continuing medical care. This condition translates to a very slow pace of progress on the brief and does not allow ffor time to adequately reply to the present objection. The interests of justice and fair play argue for granting of the motion. Defendants remain free to file responsive pleadings to advance their interests in this matter. THE PLAINTIFF a OO: J asa ee drton Toss Highway Redding CT 06896 Tel. 203-313-1510 NancyBurtonCT@aol.com CERTIFICATION This is to certify that a copy of the foregoing was delivered electronically on April 17,, 2023 to all counsel of record as below: Michael D. Riseberg, Esq. Christine N. Parise, Esq. Daniel B. Stanhill, Esq. Rubin and Rudman LLP 53 State Street, 15!" Floor Boston MA 02109 Tel. 617-330-7000 mriseberg@rubinrudman.com parise@ribinrudman.com dstanhill@rubinrudman.com Matthew Levine, Esq! Jonathan Harding, Esq. 231 Capitol Ave. Hartford CT 06106 Matthew.Levine@ct.gov Jonathan.Harding@ct.gov James N. Tallberg, Esq. Kimberly A. Bosse, Esq. Karsten & Tallberg, LLC 500 Enterprise Drive Suite 4B Rocky Hill CT 006067 Tel. 860-233-5600 jtallberg@kt-lawfirm.com kbosse@kt-lawfirm.com Philip T. Newbury, Jr., Esq. Howd & Ludorf, LLC 65 Wethersfield Ave. Hartford CT 06114-1121 Tel. 860-249-1361 pnewbury@hi-law.com Steven Stafstrom, Esq. Alexander W. Ahrens, Esq Pullman Comley, LLC Melick & Porter, LLP 850 Main Street 900 Main Street South Bridgeport T 06601 Southbury CT 06488 SStafstrom@pullcom.com aahrens@melicklaw.com —~