ORDER GRANTING IN PART REQUEST TO MODIFY SCHEDULING ORDER

(Doc. 95)

SHEILA K. OBERTO, Magistrate Judge.

On October 22, 2019, Third-Party Plaintiffs/Defendants Leticia Monique Avalos and Fausto Avalos, Defendants Prisoner Transportation Services of America, LLC and Cleveland Robert Wheeler, and Third-Party Defendant Albert T. Gonzalez ("Defendants"), filed a request to modify the scheduling order by extending all deadlines by 90 days. (Doc. 95.) Currently, the non-expert discovery deadline is November 15, 2019, the expert discovery deadline is December 31, 2019, the dispositive motions deadline is January 31, 2020, and the trial date is set for July 21, 2020. (Doc. 67.) Defendants note that the depositions of Dustin Hubbard and Cleveland Wheeler still need to be conducted but do not state what other discovery is needed to necessitate a 90-day extension of all deadlines. (See Doc. 95 at 2-3.) Plaintiffs oppose the request. (Docs. 97, 98.)

The Court finds good cause to extend the deadlines in the scheduling order, but not to the extent requested by Defendants. Instead, the Court will extend the non-expert discovery deadline by 30 days for the limited purpose of completing the depositions of Dustin Hubbard and Cleveland Wheeler, and extend the remaining deadlines by approximately 30 days, which will allow the parties adequate time to complete the depositions and incorporate them into their expert discovery.

Accordingly, for good cause shown, the Court GRANTS IN PART Defendants' request and will modify the scheduling order and enlarge the deadlines as follows:

IT IS SO ORDERED.