Hamilton, et al v. Willms, et al

Filing 812

ORDER Vacating Trial Setting Conference, signed by District Judge Anthony W. Ishii on 2/21/2015. ( 811 Motion to Withdraw as Attorney improperly noticed as there are fewer than 28 days between the filing and serving of the notice and the hearing date. Plaintiffs' counsel is directed to renotice the motion properly. Additionally, the trial setting conference set for March 2, 2015 is VACATED as no trial can be set until issues surrounding Plaintiffs representation are resolved.) (Gaumnitz, R)

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1 2 3 4 5 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 6 EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA 7 8 TERRY D. HAMILTON, et al., 9 Plaintiffs 10 ORDER VACATING TRIAL SETTING CONFERENCE v. 11 CASE NO. 1:02-CV-6583 AWI SMS HENRY W. WILMMS, et al., 12 Defendants 13 14 On February 12, 2015, Plaintiffs’ counsel, Michael Abbott made a motion to withdraw 15 from this case. Doc. 811. The motion set the hearing for March 9, 2015. Local Rule 230 states 16 that a hearing is to be set “not less than twenty-eight (28) days after service and filing of the 17 motion. Motions defectively noticed shall be filed, but not set for hearing; the Clerk shall 18 immediately notify the moving party of the defective notice and of the next available dates and 19 times for proper notice, and the moving party shall file and serve a new notice of motion setting 20 forth a proper time and date.” The motion is improperly noticed as there are fewer than 28 days 21 between the filing and serving of the notice and the hearing date. Plaintiffs’ counsel is directed to 22 renotice the motion properly. Additionally, the trial setting conference set for March 2, 2015 is 23 VACATED as no trial can be set until issues surrounding Plaintiffs’ representation are resolved. 24 25 26 27 28 IT IS SO ORDERED. Dated: February 21, 2015 SENIOR DISTRICT JUDGE

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