Federal judge is tossed from two cases for repeated failure to rule on pending motions

Client frustrations with the pace of litigation are not unheard of, and who could blame a client when a motion for judgment on the pleading remains pending for seven years? A United States District Court judge has been removed from two cases after mandamus petitions were filed due to the lengthy delays in ruling on motions. The story can be found here.

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