Judge's Cablevision Subscription Not Grounds for Recusal, Sides Agree
Being a Cablevision subscriber doesn't warrant U.S. Magistrate Judge Kathleen Tomlinson of Central Islip, New York, recusing herself from Cablevision litigation, said counsel for defendants Cablevision and owner Altice and for plaintiff Paul Jensen of Brooklyn in a letter (in…
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Pacer) Wednesday to the judge. Jensen -- who alleges Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and New York state law violations by Cablevision in its public Wi-Fi hot spot business practices (see 1704070024) -- said in the letter he "wishes to waive any conflict and to continue to have the Court preside over this matter."