As expected, Kenneth Bell has replied to the recent Motion filed by Todd Disner to set aside the default judgment entered against him, a judgment entered because Disner never bothered to address the lawsuit for a variety of inane reasons. In today’s filing, Mr. Bell had the following to say:
Mr. Disner has failed to meet the threshold showing necessary to succeed on a Rule 60(b) motion, as this Court previously ruled when deciding Mr. Disner’s motion to set aside the entry of default. Furthermore, he has failed to clearly establish any of the grounds necessary to allow the default judgment against him to be vacated. The Receiver does not believe the motion warrants further substantive argument, however, if the Court desires a supplemental analysis or explanation why the motion should be denied, the Receiver respectfully requests the opportunity to supplement this memorandum before the Court renders a decision.