The SEC v. iPro Network trial was rescheduled for a fifth time back in March. A the time a November 9th trial date was set.

A new filing from the SEC has resulted in a sixth delay, pushing the trial back to 2022.

In requesting the sixth trial delay, reasons cited by the SEC include:

COVID-19 complications impacting witness preparation;

pending decisions on filed motions for summary judgment; and

various minor scheduling issues pertaining to both parties’ attorneys.

Taking all of these concerns into consideration, on September 14th the SEC requested a new March 23rd, 2022 trial date.

On September 15th the court granted the request, rescheduling the November trial.

With respect to the summary judgment filings, the SEC filed a motion for partial summary judgment on July 19th.

Defendant Daniel Pacheco (right), filed his own motion for summary judgment later that same day.

A hearing on the motions was held on September 9th, resulting the court taking the matter under submission.

A decision on both summary judgment motions remains pending.

Update 23rd January 2022 – 
The iPro Network trial has been delayed for a seventh time.

On January 19th Judge Fitzgerald rescheduled the March trial date for August 9th, 2022.

Stated reasons for the seventh delay include outstanding summary judgment decisions, COVID-19 witness complications and scheduled attorney parental leave.

Update 23rd April 2022 – 
Both the SEC’s and Pacheco’s motions for summary judgment have been
denied
.

Pending potential settlement between the parties, the case proceeds toward the August 2022 trial date.

🤖 Quick Answer

When was the SEC v. iPro Network trial rescheduled?
The trial was rescheduled to March 23rd, 2022, following a court order granted on September 15th. This represents the sixth delay in the case, with the previous trial date set for November 9th having been postponed due to COVID-19 complications, pending summary judgment motions, and scheduling conflicts.

What reasons did the SEC cite for requesting the sixth trial delay?
The SEC cited three primary reasons: COVID-19 complications affecting witness preparation, pending decisions on filed motions for summary judgment, and various minor scheduling issues involving both parties' attorneys. These factors collectively justified the postponement to 2022.

When did the SEC file its motion for partial summary judgment?
The SEC filed a motion for partial summary judgment on July 19th. This filing remained pending during the trial delay process and contributed to the court's

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