Service via Download
Posted: Mon Feb 24, 2014 6:20 pm
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Alik:
You will probably have to allow an "opt-out" so that people can ask for written service and get it.
It should be a first day motion to limit notice. Attached is a resulting order that I received, which provided for posting all pleadings on a website, with one opt out for people who wanted email notice, and one for written notice. I don't recall getting the motion itself.
Jason
Jason Wallach
jwallach@gladstonemichel.com
On Feb 24, 2014, at 5:49 PM, David Tilem wrote:
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> 1. I am thinking about how to reduce mailing costs, and I am considering service via download. I am considering setting up the PDF document to be served for download using Dropbox.com. The file will be available for download to anyone at any time.
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> I want to file a motion to approve this type of service. Recipients will get a paper notice which will include the web address from which the file is downloaded. I would like to serve all kinds of documents in this way including an amended plan and disclosure statement. For example, latest local rules (Cal CD) can be downloaded here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/517 ... mplete.pdf The recipient will receive a notice of hearing by postal mail. In the notice the web address will be provided. Recipient will need to type the address into the browser.
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> Please let me know your thoughts. Any additional thoughts about whether Judge Neiter (CD Cal) would approve this type of service by motion? Is a separate motion the best way to go?
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Alik:You will probably have to allow an "opt-out" so that people can ask for written service and get it.It should be a first day motion to limit notice. Attached is a resulting order that I received, which provided for posting all pleadings on a website, with one opt out for people who wanted email notice, and one for written notice. I don't recall getting the motion itself.Jason
Jason Wallachjwallach@gladstonemichel.com
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On Feb 24, 2014, at 5:49 PM, David Tilem wrote:
I have done this several times before for Plans and Disclosure Statements, but I do not recall whether we had these cases before RN. I used to file a separate
motion, but have decided to combine that motion with our motion to approve the DS.
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On Behalf Of Alik Segal
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2014 5:47 PM
To: CDCBAA Listserv; NACBA BK; Chapter 11 Issues
Subject: [cdcbaa] Service via Download
I have a small chapter 11 case with a large service list, and postal service is becoming burdensome.
1.
I am thinking about how to reduce mailing costs, and I am considering service via download. I am considering setting up the PDF document to be served for download using Dropbox.com. The file will be available for download to anyone at any time.
I want to file a motion to approve this type of service. Recipients will get a paper notice which will include the web address from which the file is downloaded. I would
like to serve all kinds of documents in this way including an amended plan and disclosure statement. For example, latest local rules (Cal CD) can be downloaded here:
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