ORDER GRANTING STIPULATION/JOINT MOTION FOR DISMISSAL WITH PREJUDICE OF US HOME CORPORATION, LENNAR CORPORATION, AND LENNAR SALES CORPORATION'S THIRD-PARTY COMPLAINT AGAINST TRI-CITY DRYWALL, INC.

ECF No. 301

JENNIFER DORSEY, District Judge.

IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED AND AGREED TO BY AND BETWEEN Third-Party Plaintiffs US Home Corporation, Lennar Corporation, and Lennar Sales Corporation (hereinafter collectively, "US Home"), by through their attorney of record Sarah J. Odia of the law firm of PAYNE & FEARS, LLP, and Third-Party Defendant TRI-CITY DRYWALL, INC., by and through its attorney of record, Leonard T. Fink of the law firm of SPRINGEL & FINK LLP, that the operative Third-Party Complaint against TRI-CITY DRYWALL, INC. is hereby dismissed with prejudice, along with any and all claims against TRI-CITY DRYWALL, INC. in this matter, each party is to bear their own attorneys' fees and costs.

Local Rule 7-1(c) states that "A stipulation that has been signed by fewer than all the parties or their attorneys will be treated — and must be filed — as a joint motion." This stipulation is between the third-party plaintiffs and only one of the several third-party defendants in this case. Accordingly, it should be treated as joint motion under LR 7-1(c).

ORDER

Based on the parties' stipulation [ECF No. 301], which I treat as a joint motion under LR 7-1(c), and good cause appearing, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that all claims against Tri-City Drywall, Inc. are DISMISSED, each party to bear its own fees and costs.