Appellee's Motion for Rehearing en Banc
The Brickell Honda motion for rehearing en banc has arrived!
The Brickell Honda motion for rehearing en banc has arrived!
The Brickell Honda motion for rehearing en banc has arrived!
(I get excited by things like this.)
Notably, if Phil's brief is to be believed, the bizarre issue of class counsel's inability to fund the litigation was raised sua sponte by the Court, and was not identified as error by the Appellant or even mentioned in the briefs.
Isn't there some sort of appellate rule about that kind of thing?
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