Exhibit 1 

Parties and Actions Granted Modification of the Title III Stay

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TITLE III STAY MODIFICATIONS AGREED TO BY THE DEBTORS 

FROM DECEMBER 22, 2017 THROUGH FEBRUARY 20, 2018 

Case Information Movant(s) Debtor Brief Description of the 

Modification

Stipulation 

Date

1. Felix Rodríguez vs. 

ELA, Case No. F 

AC2017-1324, Puerto 

Rico Court of First 

Instance

Forfeiture action under 

the Uniform Forfeiture 

Act (the “UFA”)

Felix 

Rodríguez

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

the forfeiture action to proceed to 

judgment in the ordinary course 

in accordance with the UFA and, 

if judgment is entered in movant’s 

favor, to allow movant to pursue 

remedies against the 

Commonwealth under section 19 

of the UFA.

December 19, 

20171 

2. (i) Evelyn CintrónMarzán and her minor 

daughter, KRC, vs. 

Department of 

Education, 

Administrative Case 

No. 2016-011-018; 

(ii) Leslianne VegaDíaz, and her minor 

son, DEV vs. 

Department of 

Education, 

Administrative Case 

No. 2017-095-002; 

(iii) Aida DíazCambier and her 

minor daughter, VSD 

vs. Department of 

Education, 

Administrative Case 

No. 2016-064-147; 

(iv) Luisa BrialesVerdejo and her minor 

son, SLB vs. 

Department of 

Education, 

Administrative Case 

No. 2016-111-032; 

(v) Glorymar Colón 

and her minor son, 

DRC vs. Department 

of Education, 

(i) Evelyn 

CintrónMarzán and 

her minor 

daughter, 

KRC; 

(ii) Leslianne 

Vega-Díaz, 

and her minor 

son, DEV; 

(iii) Aida 

Díaz-Cambier 

and her minor 

daughter, 

VSD;

(iv) Glorymar 

Colón and her 

minor son, 

DRC; 

(v) Adelina 

CapellánRosa, and her 

minor son, 

Commonwealth In the interest of justice and 

without conceding or admitting 

liability, the parties have agreed 

to settle all matters related to 

movants’ claims under section 

1415(i)(3)(B) of IDEA for the 

recovery of attorney’s fees and 

taxable costs spent in the 

litigation of the prepetition 

actions. 

Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

movants to enforce the stipulation 

and seek payment of the 

settlement amount from the 

Commonwealth; provided, 

however, the stay shall continue 

to apply in all other respects to 

the prepetition actions including, 

but not limited to, the execution 

and enforcement of any judgment 

for damages and provisional 

remedies.

December 29, 

2017

 

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 While the Felix Rodriguez stipulation was executed on December 19, 2017, the Commonwealth received the 

fully executed stipulation after the Debtors had already filed the Debtors’ First Omnibus Motion Seeking 

Approval of Stipulations Modifying the Automatic Stay on December 22, 2017 [ECF No. 2162]. 

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Case Information Movant(s) Debtor Brief Description of the 

Modification

Stipulation 

Date

Administrative Case 

No. 2016-011-020; 

(vi) Adelina CapellánRosa, and her minor 

son, DRC vs. 

Department of 

Education, 

Administrative Case 

No. 2016-011-019; 

(vii) Carmen BonillaRivera and her minor 

daughter, FTB vs. 

Department of 

Education, 

Administrative Case 

No. 2016-095-056; 

(viii) Lymarie OliveraMeléndez and her 

minor daughter, MAO 

vs. Department of 

Education, 

Administrative Case 

No. 2016-011-028; 

and 

(ix) María 

Chiappardi-Berríos 

and her minor 

daughter, BRC vs. 

Department of 

Education, 

Administrative Case 

No. 2016-069-033

Cases under the 

Individuals with 

Disabilities Education 

Act (“IDEA”)

DRC; 

(vi) Carmen 

BonillaRivera and 

her minor 

daughter, 

FTB; 

(vii) Lymarie 

OliveraMeléndez and 

her minor 

daughter, 

MAO;

(viii) María 

ChiappardiBerríos and 

her minor 

daughter, 

BRC; and 

(ix) Luisa 

BrialesVerdejo and 

her minor 

son, SLB 

3. Alexis Alvarez Del 

Valle v. OSAJ, Case 

No. KLRA2017-

00136, Puerto Rico 

Appellate Court

Employee discharge 

action 

Alexis 

Alvarez Del 

Valle

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

determination of the matters 

pending in the prepetition action 

before the Puerto Rico Appellate 

Court and to allow any appeals 

therefrom up to and including 

entry of a final judgment; 

provided, however, the stay shall 

apply to the execution and 

enforcement of any monetary 

judgment and for any claims for 

money damages against the 

January 11, 

2018

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Case Information Movant(s) Debtor Brief Description of the 

Modification

Stipulation 

Date

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor, including, but not 

limited to any back pay-action.

4. Raúl Zambrana 

García, v. ELA, et al., 

Case No. CC-2016-

0694, Puerto Rico 

Supreme Court

Employee discharge 

action 

Raúl 

Zambrana 

García

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

the prepetition action to proceed 

to judgment before the Puerto 

Rico Supreme Court; provided, 

however, that the stay shall 

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the prepetition action 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.

January 17, 

2018

5. Yasmin Vega v. 

Administración de 

Corrección, Case No. 

AQ15-0366, CASP 

proceeding 

Employee discharge 

action

Yasmin Vega Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

determination of the matters 

pending in the prepetition action 

before CASP and to allow any 

appeals therefrom up to and 

including entry of a final 

judgment; provided, however, 

that the stay shall continue to 

apply in all other respects to Case 

No. AQ15-0366, including, but 

not limited to, (i) the back-pay 

action and (ii) the execution and 

enforcement of any judgment for 

monetary claims, damages, and 

provisional remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.

January 18, 

2018

6. Rose Marie FloresPerez vs. 

Commonwealth of 

Puerto Rico, Case No. 

ISCI 2012-00496, 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance 

Forfeiture action under 

the UFA

Rose Marie 

Flores-Perez 

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

the forfeiture action to proceed to 

judgment in the ordinary course 

in accordance with the UFA and, 

if judgment is entered in movant’s 

favor, to allow movant to pursue 

remedies against the 

Commonwealth under section 19 

of the UFA.

January 22, 

2018

7. Gonzalez v. Cesar 

Miranda, et al., Case 

No. 15-cv-1560-PAD, 

District Court of 

Puerto Rico 

Luis F. 

González

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

the prepetition action to proceed 

to judgment before the District 

Court only on the habeas corpus 

cause of action; provided, 

January 24, 

2018

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Case Information Movant(s) Debtor Brief Description of the 

Modification

Stipulation 

Date

Habeas corpus action however, that movant will assume 

the cost of the certified translation 

of all Spanish documents that he 

may proffer in support of his 

claim. The Commonwealth will 

assume the cost of translation of 

all documents it may want 

translated for the litigation of the 

habeas corpus cause of action in 

the prepetition action. 

8. Yazaris Rosado 

Roldan v. ELA et al., 

Case No. HSCI2016-

01077, Puerto Rico 

Court of First Instance 

Personal injury action 

Yazaris 

Rosado 

Roldan

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

for a determination of the matters 

pending before the prepetition 

Court and enable movant to 

prosecute the prepetition action 

against insurance coverage, if 

any, available under any 

insurance policies issued to the 

Commonwealth; provided, 

however, the stay shall continue 

to apply in all other respects to 

the prepetition action, including, 

but not limited to, the entry, 

execution, and enforcement of 

any judgment in excess of the 

available coverage and for any 

claims for money damages and 

provisional remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.

January 26, 

2018

9. Castro Business 

Enterprise v. ELA, 

Case No. KAC2009-

1153, Puerto Rico 

Court of First Instance

Inverse condemnation 

action 

Castro 

Business 

Enterprises, 

Inc.

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

the prepetition action to proceed 

to judgment before the prepetition 

Court; provided, however, the 

stay shall continue to apply in all 

other respects to the prepetition 

action including, but not limited 

to, the execution and enforcement 

of any judgment and for any 

claims for money damages and 

provisional remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.

January 30, 

2018

10. Roberto Quiles v. 

ELA, Case No. ISCI 

2017-00375, Puerto 

Rico Court of First 

Instance

Forfeiture action under 

the UFA

Roberto 

Quiles

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to limited 

extent necessary to allow the 

forfeiture action to proceed to 

judgment in the ordinary course 

in accordance with the UFA and, 

if judgment is entered in movant’s 

favor, to allow movant to pursue 

remedies against the 

February 2, 

2018

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Case Information Movant(s) Debtor Brief Description of the 

Modification

Stipulation 

Date

Commonwealth under section 19 

of the UFA.

11. Myrna Torres Rosario, 

personally and on 

behalf of her daughter, 

AOT v. 

Commonwealth of 

Puerto Rico, et al., 

Case No. 17-1141, 

District Court of 

Puerto Rico 

IDEA case

Myrna Torres 

Rosario, and 

her minor 

daughter, 

AOT

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to permit 

the prepetition action to proceed 

to judgment to determine the 

amount of attorney’s fees owed to 

movants and allow movants to 

enforce against the 

Commonwealth any judgment 

entered by the District Court to 

collect such attorney’s fees; 

provided, however, the stay shall

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the prepetition action 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment for damages and 

provisional remedies.

February 2, 

2018

12. Autoridad de 

Carreteras y 

Transportacion de 

Puerto Rico vs. Luis 

Alberto Mercado 

Jiminez y Otros, Case 

No. KEF2011-0240, Puerto 

Rico Court of First 

Instance, San Juan 

Expropriation action

Adrían 

Mercado 

Jimenez

HTA Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

HTA to pay movant the 

settlement amount due under the 

prepetition stipulation within 14 

days of execution of the stay 

stipulation; provided, however, 

the stay shall continue to apply in 

all other respects to the 

prepetition stipulation.

February 5, 

2018

13. Commonwealth of 

Puerto Rico vs. 

Acquisition of Rights 

on a Contract and 

Amendments for the 

Lease of Certain 

Portions of Property 

Located in the 

Cangrejeros 

Neighborhood Above 

the Municipality of 

Carolina, Puerto Rico; 

Caribbean Airport 

Facilities, Inc., Case 

No. KEF2011-0453, 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance 

Expropriation action

Caribbean 

Airport 

Facilities, 

Inc.

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to enable 

the prepetition action to proceed 

to judgment before the State 

Court; provided, however, the 

stay shall continue to apply in all 

other respects to the prepetition 

action including, but not limited 

to, the execution and enforcement 

of any judgment and for any 

claims for money damages and 

provisional remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.2

 

February 6, 

2018

 

2

 This stipulation supersedes an earlier stipulation entered into between the parties on December 4, 2017, to 

correct an error with respect to the case number of the prepetition action.

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Case Information Movant(s) Debtor Brief Description of the 

Modification

Stipulation 

Date

14. Myrna Torres Rosario, 

personally and on 

behalf of her daughter, 

AOT v. 

Commonwealth of PR, 

et al. Case No. 17-

1141

IDEA case

Myrna Torres 

Rosario, 

personally 

and on behalf 

of her 

daughter, 

AOT

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to permit 

the prepetition action to proceed 

to judgment to determine the 

amount of attorney’s fees owed to 

movants and allow movants to 

enforce against the 

Commonwealth any judgment 

entered by the District Court to 

collect such attorney’s fees; 

provided, however, the stay shall 

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the prepetition action 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment for damages and 

provisional remedies.

February 2, 

2018

15. Deisha Rodriguez 

Vega v. ELA, Case No. 

GDP2014-0139, 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance 

Personal injury action 

Deisha 

Rodriguez 

Vega

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

the prepetition action to proceed 

to judgment in the prepetition 

Court, including movant’s motion 

to reconsider the withdrawal of 

the Commonwealth as a party; 

provided, however, the stay shall 

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the prepetition action 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.

February 6, 

2018

16. Lisa Marie Rodriguez 

v. Commonwealth of 

Puerto Rico, Case No. 

17-1143, District 

Court of Puerto Rico 

Declaratory action 

against the 

Department of 

Health’s birth 

certificate policy 

Lisa Marie 

Rodriguez

Commonwealth Modification of the stay to the 

limited extent necessary to allow 

the prepetition action to proceed 

to judgment before the District 

Court only on the declaratory 

judgment cause of action, and if 

judgment is entered in Movant’s 

favor, its execution and 

enforcement; provided, however, 

the stay shall continue to apply in 

all other respects to the 

prepetition action including, but 

not limited to, the execution and 

enforcement of any judgment 

(other than with respect to the 

declaratory judgment cause of 

action) and for any claims for 

money damages and claims for 

provisional remedies (other than 

with respect to the declaratory 

February 7, 

2018

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Case Information Movant(s) Debtor Brief Description of the 

Modification

Stipulation 

Date

judgment cause of action) against 

the Commonwealth or any other 

Title III Debtor. 

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