Jul. 24, 2023
Humane Society asks to join state’s defense of exotic skins import ban
“Granting applicants ‘full party’ status in this case … would only serve to delay the proceedings, unnecessarily complicate the factual record, and waste judicial resources,” wrote attorneys from Nossaman and Kelley Drye & Warren for Boot Barn Inc.
The Humane Society of the United States is seeking the right to defend California’s ban on importing exotic animal skins, a law it helped pass, but the Western wear company plaintiff objects.
In a July 10 opposition motion, Nossaman LLP partner Christopher D. Hughes and Kelley Drye & Warren LLP partner David E. Frulla argued on behalf of Boot Barn Inc. that the Humane Society does not meet the requirements to intervene in the case and ...
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