G&K Services Company v. Bill's Super Foods Inc
Filing
183
ORDER granting 162 Plaintiff's Motion to Dismiss Defendant Billy Orr without prejudice; denying without prejudice 169 Plaintiff's Third Motion in Limine and Objections to Charts; granting 171 Plaintiff's Motion for Order to Establish Certain Facts for which No Proof will be Required; and denying without prejudice in part and granting in part 175 Plaintiff's Fourth Motion in Limine and Objection to Charts. Signed by Magistrate Judge Joe J. Volpe on 4/29/2013. (thd)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS
JONESBORO DIVISION
G&K SERVICES CO. , INC.
v.
PLAINTIFF
3:08-CV-00048-JJV
BILL’S SUPER FOODS, INC.
and BILL ORR
DEFENDANTS
ORDER
The following rulings are based on the findings of fact and conclusions of law made in the
telephone conference held today:
1. Plaintiff’s Motion to Dismiss Defendant Billy Orr Without Prejudice (Doc. No. 162)
is GRANTED.
2. Plaintiff’s Third Motion in Limine and Objections to Charts (Doc. Nos. 169) is
DENIED without prejudice. However, if the parties expect their summaries to be admitted under
Federal Rule of Evidence 1006, the exhibits must contain only accurate, factual, objective data
based on the invoices.
3. Plaintiff’s Motion for Order to Establish Certain Facts for Which No Proof Will Be
Required (Doc. No. 171) is GRANTED. A jury instruction will address this issue.
4. Plaintiff’s Fourth Motions in Limine and Objections to Charts (Doc. No. 175) is
DENIED without prejudice in PART and GRANTED in PART. To the extent that Plaintiff seeks
to exclude evidence already deemed irrelevant in earlier rulings, e.g., pre-July 2006 “ghost
charges,” the motion is granted. The remaining requests are denied; see paragraph 2 above.
IT IS SO ORDERED this 29th day of April, 2013.
/s/ Joe J. Volpe
UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
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