The New York Appellate Court Division upholds the lower court ruling to deny the release of bluesheet data.

Attorney Mark Basile posted this information after the decision was released, which severed his firm’s winning streak in the appellate division.

$MMTLP Very disappointing – we put a tremendous amount of our firms' resources into this and other matters for the community and I couldn't think of a better cause or community to put that record on the line for – it was an important case for the intermediary appellate court to…

— Mark R. Basile,Esq. (@BasileEsq) January 25, 2024

Information about the original case can be found here.

Mark and his client are discussing the opportunity to take this to the next level, of which a decision has not yet been made.

The full court decision documents are available in the link of JunkSavvy’s tweet below.

🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨 NEW YORK SUPREME COURT APPELLATE DIVISION UPHOLDS LOWER COURT RULING AGAINST @BasileEsq @BasileC_esq @TBLF_LawFirm PETITION FOR THE BLUE SHEETS. DETAILS IN FILINGS BELOW. "We have considered petitioner’s remaining arguments and find them unavailing."… pic.twitter.com/B1CGwFUqfS

— JunkSavvy (@JunkSavvy) January 25, 2024

Community member PaulT had some positive words on the continuance of the legal challenge.

“It doesn’t matter how many setbacks you experience in the race; it does matter that you complete the race. That, in itself, is victory!”

–PaulT