Rezvan v. Philips Electronics North America Corporation, 15-cv-04767-HSG (LB). (2016)
Court: District Court, N.D. California
Number: infdco20160512808
Visitors: 5
Filed: May 11, 2016
Latest Update: May 11, 2016
Summary: NOTICE OF DISCOVERY PROCEDURES LAUREL BEELER , Magistrate Judge . The district judge referred all discovery matters, including the two pending Discovery Letter Briefs, to the undersigned. (Order of Reference, ECF No. 35; Discovery Letter Briefs, ECF Nos. 34, 36.) For future discovery disputes, the parties must comply with the undersigned's standing order (attached). The dispute procedures in it require, among other things, that if a meet-and-confer by other means does not resolve the partie
Summary: NOTICE OF DISCOVERY PROCEDURES LAUREL BEELER , Magistrate Judge . The district judge referred all discovery matters, including the two pending Discovery Letter Briefs, to the undersigned. (Order of Reference, ECF No. 35; Discovery Letter Briefs, ECF Nos. 34, 36.) For future discovery disputes, the parties must comply with the undersigned's standing order (attached). The dispute procedures in it require, among other things, that if a meet-and-confer by other means does not resolve the parties..
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NOTICE OF DISCOVERY PROCEDURES
LAUREL BEELER, Magistrate Judge.
The district judge referred all discovery matters, including the two pending Discovery Letter Briefs, to the undersigned. (Order of Reference, ECF No. 35; Discovery Letter Briefs, ECF Nos. 34, 36.) For future discovery disputes, the parties must comply with the undersigned's standing order (attached). The dispute procedures in it require, among other things, that if a meet-and-confer by other means does not resolve the parties' dispute, lead counsel for the parties must meet and confer in person (if counsel are local) and then submit a joint-letter brief with information about any unresolved disputes. The letter brief must be filed under the Civil Events category of "Motions and Related Filings > Motions — General > Discovery Letter Brief." After reviewing the joint letter brief, the court will evaluate whether future proceedings are necessary, including any further briefing or argument.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
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