George Clinton v. Will Adams et al

Filing 95

ORDER/REFERRAL to ADR Procedure No 2 by Judge Otis D Wright, II. Case ordered to Court Mediation Panel for mediation. (cch)

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
CASE NUMBER:

George Clinton,

2:10-cv-09476-ODW -PLA

Plaintiff(s)
v.

Will Adams, et al.,

ORDER/REFERRAL TO ADR
Defendant(s).

The Court, having considered the parties’ Request: ADR Procedure Selection, the Notice to Parties
of Court-Directed ADR Program, or the report submitted by the parties pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(f)
and Civil L.R. 26-1, hereby:
ORDERS this case referred to:
G ADR PROCEDURE NO. 1: (G district judge or G magistrate judge assigned to the case

for such settlement proceedings as the judge may conduct or direct).
X ADR PROCEDURE NO. 2: This case is referred to the ADR Program. Within twenty-

one (21) days, plaintiff shall obtain the consent of a neutral listed on the Court’s
Mediation Panel who will conduct the mediation, and file form ADR-2, Stipulation
Regarding Selection of Panel Mediator. If the parties have not selected and obtained the
consent of a Panel Mediator within twenty-one (21) days, the ADR Program (213-8942993) will assign one. Forms and a list of the Panel Mediators are available on the Court
website, www.cacd.uscourts.gov. Absent extraordinary circumstances, parties cannot
request a continuance within three (3) business days of a scheduled mediation.
G ADR PROCEDURE NO. 3: (Private mediation).

The ADR proceeding is to be completed no later than: ______________________________________
The Court further sets a status conference for: ___________________________
For ADR Procedure Nos. 1 and 3, counsel are responsible for contacting the judge or private
mediator at the appropriate time to arrange for further proceedings.

Dated:

April 18, 2012
United States District Judge/Magistrate Judge

ADR-12 (01/12)

ORDER/REFERRAL TO ADR

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