ORDER

WILLIAM T. MOORE, Jr., District Judge.

Before the Court are Defendant Georgia Stevedore Association, Inc.'s ("GSA") (Doc. 67) and Defendant International Longshoremen's Association Local Number 1414, Savannah, Georgia's ("ILA") (Doc. 69) Motions for Summary Judgment. Plaintiff has filed responses in opposition to both motions.

Defendants' motions were filed in November 2012, before the Court's March 18, 2013 order denying Defendants' prior motions to dismiss. In the March 2013 order, this Court rejected Defendants' arguments that the complaint should be dismissed because Defendants did not employ the minimum number of employees to subject them to the requirements of Title. VII. (See Doc. 108 at 12-14.) This Court wrote that "the issue of whether two distinct, but related business entities—such as Defendant ILA and Defendant GSA" ought to be aggregated as a single employer under Eleventh Circuit precedent is a "fact-intensive inquiry, and one more suited for disposition by this Court on summary judgment than on the current motion to dismiss." (Id. at 14.)

Indeed, in the summary judgment filings, no party spent any significant time addressing the issue, which is both a factual inquiry and jurisdictional bar. Because the previous order could impact the bases upon which the current motions for summary judgment are supported or opposed, they are DISMISSED. Therefore, the Court will allow the Defendants thirty days from the date of this order to refile the motions and accompanying filings required by the local rules for summary judgment motions, containing any additional argument or citations to this point, should they deem it necessary.1

Additionally, because Defendant GSA's Motions to Strike (Docs. 97, 99) involve filings pertaining to the now-dismissed motions for summary judgment, they are DISMISSED AS MOOT. Should Defendant GSA wish to refile these motions it may do so within fourteen days of any such responsive filing by Plaintiff.

SO ORDERED.