Telephonic Status Conference - S-21352A-25-0086 - Mideon, LLC, ET AL.
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Who are the parties appearing at the start of the status conference?
go on the record. This is the time set for a status conference in the matter of Midian LLC at all. Socket number S-21352A-25-0086. I'm Administrative Law Judge Brian Schneider. I'll be presiding over this matter today. As always, we'll start by taking appearances for the record and I'll start with the division. Ms. Wan.
Good morning again. This is Holly Wan appearing on behalf of the Securities Division.
What settlement options are being discussed between the Securities Division and Midian LLC?
Good morning.
And for the respondents, Mr. Bremington. Yes. Good morning, Your Honor. This is Andrew Bremington appearing on behalf of respondents Midian LLC and Jeremy Higgs. They are not present today and I'd like to waive their presence for purposes of today's proceeding.
Perfect.
It wasn't required
anyway. Okay. Ms. Wong, I'm going to turn to you. I think we're supposed to be advised about the status of where we're at.
Why do the parties request another telephonic status conference within three months?
So you can do that.
Yes, Your Honor. Mr. Brevington and I have been in communications and we continue to explore settlement options. At this point, it does appear that a resolution of the matter is achievable. However, there remain some points that we still need to discuss and resolve. But because we believe that good faith efforts are being made and a settlement appears to be imminent, The parties here have a joint request to schedule this out for another telephonic status conference, probably no further than three months out. And if the matter is not settled by then, we will be prepared to discuss whether a hearing schedule is needed at that point. However, if we can resolve it before the next status conference, then the Securities Division will file the appropriate documents to resolve this and also present this
front of the next open meeting, and then we'll also file to vacate the status conference.
Perfect. Thank you.
How is the next conference date (March 30) determined and confirmed by all sides?
That sounds very reasonable. Mr. Bremington, are you in concurrence with all of that?
Yes, I am. I could not have put that any better than this one, and I don't have anything to add.
Perfect. All right. So really the task is just kind of finding that date. You said like three months out, so we're talking... March. March is pretty. We could do like a Monday.
Sorry for babbling.
What procedural steps will the Securities Division take if the case isn’t settled by the next conference?
I don't multitask very well. Okay. I think we should go for Monday, March 30th. I'll just kind of quickly verify, Ms. Warren, do you think that would work for you?
Yes, that will, Your Honor.
Mr. Prevington? Yes, that'll work, Your Honor. Thank you.
All right. Perfect. Well, that's what we'll do.
How does the judge formally close the meeting and issue the scheduling order?
I will issue a PO scheduling that telephonic status conference for the 30th of March, probably around the same time. And yeah, I believe that's all I did for today. Ms. Wan, anything else?
Nothing further from the division. Thank you.
Mr. Bevington, anything from you?
Nothing further. Thank you.
All right. Well, that was short and sweet. Thank you all. And again, keep your eyes and ears open for that PO. And we are adjourned. Thank you.
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Agenda
6 items
1
Who are the parties appearing at the start of the status conference?
0:00–0:28
2
What settlement options are being discussed between the Securities Division and Midian LLC?
0:28–0:54
3
Why do the parties request another telephonic status conference within three months?
0:54–2:02
4
How is the next conference date (March 30) determined and confirmed by all sides?
2:02–2:45
5
What procedural steps will the Securities Division take if the case isn’t settled by the next conference?
2:45–3:15
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How does the judge formally close the meeting and issue the scheduling order?
3:15–3:52
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