Visting judges to take on some of the case load of Delaware federal court

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Due to vacancies, U.S. District  Court has found it necessary to invite judges from outside of the District of Delaware to handle cases.
 
The court has created a “roster” of visiting judges, which  consists of the following judges:
 
     • Judge Mitchell Goldberg of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
 
     • Judge Gerald McHugh of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
 
     • Judge Mark Kearney of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
 
     • Senior Judge Eduardo Robreno of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
 
Beginning immediately, the Court will be reassigning a portion of Senior Judge Sue Robinson’s cases to a visiting judge. When Judge Sue  Robinson retires from the bench in July, it is anticipated that the overwhelming majority of her cases will be reassigned to a visiting judge, a release stated. 
 
Also beginning immediately, the Court will be reassigning certain cases from the Vacant Judgeship docket (“VAC”) to a visiting judge.
 
 Chief Judge D. Brooks Smith, of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit,  has agreed to sit by designation and handle a District of Delaware case. His colleague, Judge Kent A. Jordan, has presided over multiple cases for Delaware over the past decade and will be continuing this practice.
 
According to a release,  the court remains hopeful that the vacancies will be filled in a timely manner.
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