Fireman's Fund Insurance Company v. Thyssen Mining Construction Company of Canada Ltd., 6:10-cv-00401-MV-KRS. (2018)
Court: District Court, D. New Mexico
Number: infdco20181119b57
Visitors: 5
Filed: Nov. 16, 2018
Latest Update: Nov. 16, 2018
Summary: SCHEDULING ORDER KEVIN R. SWEAZEA , Magistrate Judge . THIS MATTER comes before the Court following a telephonic Rule 16 scheduling conference held on November 15, 2018. At the hearing, the Court adopted the parties' proposed Joint Status Report and Provisional Discovery Plan, except for minor modifications discussed on the record and included in the dates below. IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED that the parties shall follow the following discovery plan: (a) Maximum of thirty interrogatories
Summary: SCHEDULING ORDER KEVIN R. SWEAZEA , Magistrate Judge . THIS MATTER comes before the Court following a telephonic Rule 16 scheduling conference held on November 15, 2018. At the hearing, the Court adopted the parties' proposed Joint Status Report and Provisional Discovery Plan, except for minor modifications discussed on the record and included in the dates below. IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED that the parties shall follow the following discovery plan: (a) Maximum of thirty interrogatories p..
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SCHEDULING ORDER
KEVIN R. SWEAZEA, Magistrate Judge.
THIS MATTER comes before the Court following a telephonic Rule 16 scheduling conference held on November 15, 2018. At the hearing, the Court adopted the parties' proposed Joint Status Report and Provisional Discovery Plan, except for minor modifications discussed on the record and included in the dates below.
IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED that the parties shall follow the following discovery plan:
(a) Maximum of thirty interrogatories per party to the other party with responses due thirty days after service.
(b) Maximum of thirty requests for production per party to the other party with responses due thirty days after service.
(c) Maximum of thirty requests for admission per party to the other party with responses due thirty days after service.
(d) Maximum of seven depositions by each party. Depositions shall not exceed four (4) hours except for the depositions of experts and parties.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the following case management deadlines shall govern:
(a) Plaintiff's expert-disclosure deadline: May 14, 2019;
(b) Defendant's expert-disclosure: June 21, 2019;
(c) Deadline for supplementing discovery/disclosures: sixty days before trial;
(d) Termination of discovery: September 18, 2019;
(e) Motions relating to discovery: October 30, 2019;
(f) All other motions, including dispositive and Daubert motions: November 15, 2019;
(g) Pretrial order: Plaintiff to Defendants by: December 2, 2019; Defendant to Court by: December 16, 2019.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Court must approve any changes to the timing or scope of discovery, other than the parties' agreement to extend the length of a deposition beyond six hours made during the deposition in question. Requests by a party to change the timing or scope of discovery, other than a mutual agreement to extend a deposition reached during the deposition, must be made by motion and before the termination of discovery or the expiration of any applicable deadline. Discovery must be completed on or before the termination of the discovery deadline. A written discovery request must be propounded by a date so that the response to that request shall be due on or before the discovery deadline. The parties are further reminded that the cutoff for motions related to discovery does not relieve the party of the 21-day time period under Local Rule 26.6 to challenge a party's objections to answering discovery. The parties are encouraged to review Federal Rule of Procedure 26(a)(2) to ensure they properly disclose all testifying witnesses, not just those for whom a report is required.
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