PNC Bank granted extension to file motions in civil case against Tedi Group in Massachusetts

The United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts granted PNC Bank National Association an extension to file motions in its civil case against Tedi Group Inc and related parties. The case, docket number 25-cv-13438, remains active but has no assigned judge yet.

The extension shifts the procedural timeline, giving the parties more time to prepare and submit their motions. On April 23, 2026, the court issued a notice consolidating this case with Michalski v. MIB Group Inc et al, a related matter involving overlapping parties and claims.

This consolidation aims to streamline case management and avoid duplicative litigation. The court also granted extensions in related cases involving Liv Group Inc and others, indicating a cluster of interconnected disputes in the District of Massachusetts.

The extension granted to PNC Bank suggests the court recognizes the complexity or volume of issues requiring additional time. The docket shows a recent judgment entered on April 22, 2026, but details on its scope or impact remain unclear. The case is still in early stages, with motions and possibly discovery deadlines pending.

The absence of an assigned judge leaves some uncertainty about how the court will handle upcoming procedural and substantive matters. The parties include PNC Bank National Association as plaintiff and Tedi Group Inc among the defendants, with other related entities involved in the consolidated proceedings.

The court’s management of these related cases will shape the pace and scope of litigation going forward.