ORDER

WILEY Y. DANIEL, Senior District Judge.

THIS MATTER is before the Court on Colony's Motion for Leave to Submit Response Briefs (ECF No. 68), filed on October 9, 2014. In that motion, Colony requests leave to submit a response brief, not to exceed seven pages, in order to brief two disputed claims and answer arguments raised by Continental in its brief on allocation and interest. Continental filed a response (ECF No. 69) on October 13, 2014. In its response, Continental joins the relief requested by Colony to the extent that the supplemental briefs shall not exceed seven pages. Continental, however, asserts that the briefs should be limited to arguments with regard to the two disputed claims.

While the parties have different positions as to the scope of what should be filed, I will only consider arguments related to issues to be decided by me as set forth in my September 19, 2014 Order (ECF No. 58). Thus, I find that each party is granted the right to file seven additional pages, along with pertinent attachments, that are directly related to Colony's proportionate share of cost reimbursement and the onset date of prejudgment interest. Accordingly, it is

ORDERED that Colony's Motion for Leave to Submit Response Briefs (ECF No. 68) is GRANTED to the extent that the parties shall have leave to file seven additional pages, along with pertinent attachments, that are directly related to Colony's proportionate share of cost reimbursement and the onset date of prejudgment interest.