Mary Seguin v. Textron, Inc., et al.

2014 DNH 123

• Court: District Court, D. New Hampshire
• Decided: June 2, 2014
• Docket: 13-cv-12-SJM-LM
• Status: Published

Opinion

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF RHODE ISLAND

Mary Seguin

v. Case No. 13-cv-12-SJM-LM Opinion No. 2014 DNH 123 Textron, Inc., et al.1

O R D E R

This court granted plaintiff fourteen days to show cause for

failing to serve the complaint on each defendant named in these

consolidated actions. See Order (doc. no. 198). Plaintiff has

not responded to that order.

For reasons stated in that Order (doc. no. 198) and herein,

all claims asserted in Seguin v. Suttell, No. 13-cv-095-JNL,

against defendants Providence Police Department Chief Hugh T.

Clements, Gero Meyersiek, and Rhode Island State Police Colonel

1 Defendants named in the First Amended Complaints in these consolidated cases are: Textron, Inc.; Adler, Pollock & Sheehan, P.C.; Estate of Gilbert T. Rocha; McIntyre Tate, LLP; Lynch, Lynch & Friel, P.C.; Family Court guardian ad litem and Attorney Patricia A. Murray-Raposa; Dugan & Grady Law Assocs.; Providence Police Department Chief Hugh T. Clements, Jr.; Gero Meyersiek; Sophia Meyersiek a/k/a Sophia Karvunis; the Rhode Island Supreme Court, Family Court, Attorney General’s Office, and Child Support Office (“CSO”); Rhode Island Supreme Court Chief Justice Paul Suttell, Governor Lincoln D. Chafee, Health and Human Services Secretary Steven M. Constantino, CSO Director Sharon A. Santilli, CSO Attorney Priscilla Glucksman, and Family Court Chief Judge Haiganush Bedrosian; Rhode Island Family Court Associate Judges John E. McCann III, Stephen J. Capineri, and Michael B. Forte; Rhode Island Family Court mediator and guardian ad litem Lori Giarrusso and Attorney General Peter Kilmartin; former Rhode Island Family Court Judge Jeremiah Jeremiah; Rhode Island Family Court Judge Kathleen Voccola; and Rhode Island State Police Colonel Steven G. O’Donnell. Steven G. O’Donnell, are dismissed without prejudice; and all

claims asserted against Peter Kilmartin and the Office of the

Rhode Island Attorney General, the Rhode Island Supreme Court,

Priscilla Glucksman, the Rhode Island Child Support Office, the

Rhode Island Family Court, Dugan & Grady Law Associates, former

Family Court Judge Jeremiah, Lynch Lynch & Friel P.C., Gero

Meyersiek, Sophia Meyersiek a/k/a Sophia Karvunis, Patricia

Murray-Raposa, and Family Court Judge Voccola in the First

Amended Complaint (doc. no. 66) in Seguin v. Textron, No. 13-

cv—12-SJM, are dismissed without prejudice. All other claims in

these consolidated cases are dismissed with prejudice, pursuant

to the order granting defendants’ motions to dismiss. See Order

(doc. no. 198).

The permanent filing restriction imposed by this court, see

Order (doc. no. 199), and the order sealing certain records, see

Order (doc. no. 196), shall both remain in full force and effect

under the terms set forth in those orders. The clerk is directed

to enter judgment and close the case.

SO ORDERED.

____________________________ Steven J. McAuliffe United States District Judge

June 2, 2014

2 cc: Mary Seguin, pro se Rebecca T. Partington, Esq. Susan E. Urso, Esq. Mark W. Freel, Esq. Joseph Avanzato, Esq. Leslie D. Parker, Esq. Gordon P. Cleary, Esq. SJM:nmd