U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, 2010

Corson v. DVA

Corson v. DVA
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit · Decided May 18, 2010

Corson v. DVA

Opinion

NOTE: This order is nonprecedential United States Court of Appea|s for the Federa| Circuit 2010-7059 DAV|D C. CORSON, 4 Claimant-Appe||ant, v. ER|C K. SHlNSEKl, Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Respondent-Appe||ee_ Appea| from the United States Court of Appea|s for Veterans Claims . in case no. 08-2573, Judge Alan G. `Lance, Sr. ON lVlOTlON Before GAJARSA, Circuit Judge.

0 R D E R David C. Corson moves for leave to file a corrected opening brief. Corson also moves to "subpoena the record" and submits two motions to admit additional evidence into the record The Secretary of Veterans Affairs responds.

The Secretary states that the documents Corson seeks to admit as additional evidence are already part of the record on review and thus it is not necessary to admit them into the record.

Upon consideration thereof, l'l' lS ORDERED THAT: (1) Corson's motion for leave to file a corrected informal brief is granted and the brief is accepted for filing. (2) Corson's additional motions are denied |"lAY182j]_]{]j Date cc: David C. Corson Wi|liam P. Rayel, Esq. s8 2010-7059 - 2 - FOR THE COURT ls/ Jan Horbalyo Jan Horba|y C|erk _ F “~*»ne2'iE"ié.~‘§Fi?r.rliv°“ HAY 1 8 2010 JAN HORBALY - GLUK

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