top of page

ABOUT RIGHT OF ASSEMBLY

Right of Assembly is my personal blog. All opinions are my own. You can read more about me here.

DISCLOSURE

I am a ChromaDex shareholder, and an affiliate marketer. As a result, I will sometimes mention or recommend products that I endorse. I may earn a small commission from qualifying purchases if you were referred directly from this site and completed a purchase. [Thank you!] You can read more about our advertising, privacy, and data collection policies here. 

Cookies

This site uses cookies. Cookies are not required for site functionality. You can read more about how to opt-out of cookies here.

  • Writer's pictureShelly Albaum

Elysium Accepts NY Amended Complaint


Elysium has told Judge McMahon that they do not object to ChromaDex's motion to file a First Amended Complaint. You can read Elysium's filing here:

That doesn't mean Elysium doesn't object to the amended complaint itself; they simply aren't going to challenge ChromaDex's right to file it.

Instead, Elysium will likely move to dismiss the complaint as amended.

We should expect an order from Judge McMahon accepting the ChromaDex's FAC as operative, followed by a motion to dismiss from Elysium, and maybe a motion to strike certain parts of the complaint as irrelevant. Time will tell.

This is slightly good news, because it saves us the time of enduring one extra round of briefing before getting to the inevitable motion to dismiss.

If it was previously Elysium's strategy to delay at any chance, this move suggests that that is no longer their strategy.

71 views0 comments

Recent Posts

See All
bottom of page