Supreme Court sets briefing schedule in Arthrex

The Supreme Court has set the briefing schedule for the Arthrex case. The docket from yesterday shows this entry:

Petitioners in Nos. 19-1434 and 19-1452 shall each file an opening brief, limited to 13,000 words, on or before Wednesday, November 25, 2020. Amicus curiae briefs in support of petitioners in Nos. 19-1434 or 19-1452, or in support of no party, shall be filed on or before Wednesday, December 2, 2020, and the briefs shall bear a light green cover. Petitioner in No. 19-1458 shall file a consolidated opening and response brief, limited to 17,000 words, on or before Wednesday, December 23, 2020. Amicus curiae briefs in support of petitioner in No. 19-1458 shall be filed on or before Wednesday, December 30, 2020, and the briefs shall bear a dark green cover. Petitioners in Nos. 19-1434 and 19-1452 shall each file a consolidated response and reply brief, limited to 14,500 words, on or before Friday, January 22, 2021. Petitioner in No. 19-1458 shall file a reply brief, limited to 6,000 words, pursuant to Rule 25.3 of the Rules of this Court. VIDED.

Here are some of my earlier posts covering the Arthrex and Polaris cases:

Pending case of note: Polaris v. Kingston

Kingston files brief in Polaris v. Kingston and addresses the role of PTAB judges

Reply brief filed in Polaris v. Kingston — are APJ’s unconstitutionally appointed principal officers?

The Judicial Oath’s Impact on Determining Who is a Principal Officer

Federal Circuit Entertains Arguments on Whether PTAB Judges Were Constitutionally Appointed

What will the fallout be from Arthrex v. Smith and Nephew?

Supplemental Briefs filed in PTAB Judges Appointments Clause case — Arthrex v. Smith & Nephew

Oral Argument of the Day: Polaris v. Kingston

Peeking behind the curtain

Who is left from the In re Alappat panel?

En banc review requested in Polaris v. Kingston, on Arthrex issues

Will Bullock v. BLM have any impact on Arthrex/Polaris?

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