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Scheduling Order And Order Vacating Hearing Form. This is a Utah form and can be use in District Court Federal.
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INSTRUCTIONS
The following Proposed Scheduling Order is a PDF documents with blanks. We strongly prefer
the Proposed Scheduling Order be submitted electronically in a word processing format, or at the
very least in PDF fillin format, but we will accept this form if necessary.
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF UTAH
,
Plaintiff,
v.
________________ DIVISION
SCHEDULING ORDER AND
ORDER VACATING HEARING
Case No.. ___________________
,
Defendant.
District Judge _______________________
Magistrate Judge ____________________
Pursuant to Fed.R. Civ P. 16(b), the Magistrate Judge 1 received the Attorneys’ Planning
Report filed by counsel. The following matters are scheduled. The times and deadlines set forth
herein may not be modified without the approval of the Court and on a showing of good cause.
IT IS ORDERED that the Initial Pretrial Hearing set for Hearing Date, 20___, at
____:____ __. m. is VACATED.
**ALL TIMES 4:30 PM UNLESS INDICATED**
1.
PRELIMINARY MATTERS
DATE
Nature of claims and any affirmative defenses:
a.
Was Rule 26(f)(1) Conference held?
_________
b.
Has Attorney Planning Meeting Form been submitted?
_________
c.
Was 26(a)(1) initial disclosure completed?
_________
DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS
NUMBER
2.
a.
Maximum Number of Depositions by Plaintiff(s)
_________
b.
Maximum Number of Depositions by Defendant(s)
_________
c.
Maximum Number of Hours for Each Deposition
(unless extended by agreement of parties)
_________
d.
Maximum Interrogatories by any Party to any Party
_________
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e.
Maximum requests for admissions by any Party to any
Party
_________
f.
Maximum requests for production by any Party to any
Party
_________
AMENDMENT OF PLEADINGS/ADDING PARTIES 2
3.
DATE
a.
Last Day to File Motion to Amend Pleadings
_________
b.
Last Day to File Motion to Add Parties
_________
RULE 26(a)(2) REPORTS FROM EXPERTS 3
4.
DATE
a.
Plaintiff
_________
b.
Defendant
_________
c.
Counter reports
_________
5.
OTHER DEADLINES
a.
DATE
Discovery to be completed by:
Fact discovery
_________
Expert discovery
_________
b.
(optional) Final date for supplementation of disclosures
and discovery under Rule 26 (e)
_________
c.
Deadline for filing dispositive or potentially dispositive
motions
_________
6.
SETTLEMENT/ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
a.
Referral to Court-Annexed Mediation:
Yes/No
b.
Referral to Court-Annexed Arbitration
Yes/No
c.
Evaluate case for Settlement/ADR on
d.
DATE
Settlement probability:
_________
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Specify # of days for Bench or Jury trial as appropriate.
Shaded areas will be completed by the court.
7.
TRIAL AND PREPARATION FOR TRIAL
a.
TIME
DATE
Rule 26(a)(3) Pretrial Disclosures 4
Plaintiff
Defendant
_________
b.
Objections to Rule 26(a)(3) Disclosures
(if different than 14 days provided in Rule)
_________
c.
Special Attorney Conference 5 on or before
_________
d.
Settlement Conference 6 on or before
_________
e.
Final Pretrial Conference
f.
Trial
Length
i. Bench Trial
_________
___:__ _.m. _________
ii. Jury Trial
8.
_________
_________
___:__ _.m. _________
___:__ _.m. _________
OTHER MATTERS
Counsel should contact chambers staff of the District Judge regarding Daubert and
Markman motions to determine the desired process for filing and hearing of such
motions. All such motions, including Motions in Limine should be filed well in
advance of the Final Pre Trial. Unless otherwise directed by the court, any challenge to
the qualifications of an expert or the reliability of expert testimony under Daubert must
be raised by written motion before the final pre-trial conference.
Dated this ________ date of _____________________, 20__.
BY THE COURT:
____________________________
U.S. Magistrate Judge
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1
The Magistrate Judge completed Initial Pretrial Scheduling under DUCivR 16-1(b) and DUCivR 72-2(a)(5). The
name of the Magistrate Judge who completed this order should NOT appear on the caption of future pleadings,
unless the case is separately referred to that Magistrate Judge. A separate order may refer this case to a Magistrate
Judge under DUCivR 72-2 (b) and 28 USC 636 (b)(1)(A) or DUCivR 72-2 (c) and 28 USC 636 (b)(1)(B). The
name of any Magistrate Judge to whom the matter is referred under DUCivR 72-2 (b) or (c) should appear on the
caption as required under DUCivR10-1(a).
2
Counsel must still comply with the requirements of Fed. R. Civ. P. 15(a).
3
The identity of experts and the subject of their testimony shall be disclosed as soon as an expert is retained or, in
the case of an employee-expert, as soon as directed to prepare a report.
4
Any demonstrative exhibits or animations must be disclosed and exchanged with the 26(a)(3) disclosures.
5
The Special Attorneys Conference does not involve the Court. Counsel will agree on voir dire questions, jury
instructions, a pre-trial order and discuss the presentation of the case. Witnesses will be scheduled to avoid gaps and
disruptions. Exhibits will be marked in a way that does not result in duplication of documents. Any special
equipment or courtroom arrangement requirements will be included in the pre-trial order.
6
The Settlement Conference does not involve the Court unless a separate order is entered. Counsel must ensure that
a person or representative with full settlement authority or otherwise authorized to make decisions regarding
settlement is available in person or by telephone during the Settlement Conference.
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