JAMES C. MAHAN, District Judge.
This matter comes before the Court upon the stipulation of all the parties, including plaintiff Federal Trade Commission ("FTC"), and defendants AWS, LLC, Adams Consulting, LLC, FBA Distributors, LLC, FBA Stores, LLC, Global Marketing Services L.L.C., Info Pros, LLC, Info Solutions, LLC, Online Auction Learning Center, Inc. (Mass. Corp.), Online Auction Learning Center, Inc. (Nev. Corp.), Christopher F. Bowser, Adam S. Bowser, Jody Marshall, and Jeffrey A. Gomez (collectively "Defendants"), for: (i) further extension of the Temporary Restraining Order issued at 1:30 p.m. on March 14, 2018 [ECF No. 29] ("Original TRO") against defendants AWS, LLC, FBA Distributors, LLC, FBA Stores, LLC, Info Pros, LLC, Info Solutions, LLC,
1. The duration of the Original TRO [ECF No. 29] is extended and shall remain in place by consent of the Bowser Defendants until the Court issues a ruling on the FTC's request for a preliminary injunction, or further order of the Court. Unless otherwise ordered, all provisions of the Original TRO shall remain in place during the extension, including the asset freeze and appointment of the receiver Robb Evans & Associates LLC. Defendants specifically reserve all rights and nothing herein shall be construed as an admission of any kind or impair Defendants' right to assert any and all defenses they may have. The reason for the extension of the Original TRO is to allow the FTC to review and, if appropriate, approve a stipulated final order for permanent injunction and monetary relief as to the Bowser Defendants ("Bowser Stipulated Final Order"). FTC counsel are submitting the Bowser Stipulated Final Order to the FTC for review and approval, and are informed that the approval process could take up to eight weeks. If the FTC approves the Bowser Stipulated Final Order, it will be filed for approval by the Court. If approved by the FTC and the Court, the Bowser Stipulated Final Order will resolve all disputes between the FTC and the Bowser Defendants.
2. The evidentiary hearing on Plaintiff Federal Trade Commission's motion for preliminary injunction set for May 17, 2018 [ECF No. 60] is vacated and re-scheduled as set forth below only as to the Gomez Defendants. All deadlines for motions, memoranda, proposed orders, pleadings, responses or oppositions, and affidavits concerning the FTC's motion for preliminary injunction as to the Bowser Defendants set forth in the Second Stipulation and Order Extending the Duration of the Temporary Restraining and Postponing Preliminary Injunction Hearing [ECF No. 49] are vacated until further order of the Court.
3. The duration of the Gomez Stipulated TRO [ECF No. 57] is extended and shall remain in place by consent of the Gomez Defendants until the Court issues a ruling on the FTC's request for a preliminary injunction as to the Gomez Defendants, or further order of the Court. Unless otherwise ordered, all provisions of the Gomez Stipulated TRO shall remain in place during the extension, including the asset freeze and appointment of the receiver Robb Evans & Associates LLC. The Gomez Defendants specifically reserve all rights and nothing herein shall be construed as an admission of any kind or impair Gomez Defendants' right to assert any and all defenses they may have. The reason for the extension of the Gomez Stipulated TRO is to allow the Gomez Defendants and the FTC additional time to conduct compromise negotiations, and, if necessary, additional time to prepare for the preliminary injunction hearing on the FTC's request for a preliminary injunction as to the Gomez Defendants.
4. All the deadlines for motions, memoranda, proposed orders, pleadings, responses or oppositions, and affidavits concerning the FTC's request for preliminary injunction as to the Gomez Defendants set forth in Gomez Stipulated TRO issued on April 18, 2018 [ECF No. 57] are vacated and re-set as follows:
The evidentiary hearing on Plaintiff federal Trade Commission's motion for preliminary injunction as to the Gomez Defendants is set for