In re UAL Corporation, 02-48191
Issued November 24, 2009
Judge Eugene R. Wedoff
Summary In the absence of a compelling reason to grant the requested relief, the Court denies the EEOC motion to file its untimely amendment. The Court's reasoning is that allowing the amendment would have raised questions of finality and impeded the Debtor's efforts to reorganize under Chapter 11.
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