Flores et al v. Mill Creek Management and Real Estate Sales, Inc. et al
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ORDER RE 28 Stipulation to Elect Referral of Action to Voluntary Dispute Resolution Program Pursuant to Local Rule 271 signed by Magistrate Judge Sheila K. Oberto on 11/22/2024. (Flores, E)
1 LEWIS BRISBOIS BISGAARD & SMITH LLP
ALEXANDER J. HARWIN, SB# 225254
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SHANE SINGH, SB# 202733
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GENNA PROMNICK-PAVLOV, SB# 320894
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10 Attorneys for Defendants,
MILL CREEK MANAGEMENT AND REAL
11 ESTATE SALES, INC. and NASH ROCK
SOLID, LLC
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, FRESNO DIVISION
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16 ELIAS FLORES, ALICE FLORES, and
CYNTHIA FLORES,
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Plaintiffs,
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vs.
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MILL CREEK MANAGEMENT AND
20 REAL ESTATE SALES, INC., and NASH
ROCK SOLID, LLC,
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Defendants.
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Case No. 1:24-cv-00073-KES-SKO
ORDER RE STIPULATION TO ELECT
REFERRAL OF ACTION TO
VOLUNTARY DISPUTE RESOLUTION
PROGRAM PURSUANT TO LOCAL
RULE 271
(Doc 28)
In light of the “Stipulation of the Parties to Elect Referral of Action to Voluntary Dispute
24 Resolution Program (VDRP) Pursuant to Local Rule 271” (Doc. 28), the parties are hereby referred
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Pursuant to Local Rule 271(i)(2), the parties also stipulated to a modification of the
27 Scheduling Order (Doc. 14) to stay depositions and continue the discovery and motion deadlines.
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28 (Id.) The stipulation indicates that “[t]he parties do not wish for [the dates for the Pre-Trial
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ORDER RE STIPULATION TO ELECT REFERRAL OF ACTION TO VOLUNTARY DISPUTE RESOLUTION
PROGRAM PURSUANT TO LOCAL RULE 271
1 Conference and Trial] to be rescheduled.” (Id. at 2.) The parties are advised, however, that the Court
2 requires at least 16 weeks between the hearing on dispositive motions and the pretrial conference;
3 the stipulation, if granted, would only allow for 3 weeks (and 5 days).
Accordingly, the stipulation is GRANTED as to the parties’ request to referral to VDRP and
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5 DENIED without prejudice as to their proposed modification of the Scheduling Order (Doc. 28.)
6 The parties are ordered as follows:
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This action is hereby referred to the VRDP;
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The Parties must complete the VDRP session by January 31, 2025;
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The Neutral must file the confirmation of the completion of the VDRP process by
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February 7, 2025; and
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Any renewed stipulation seeking modification of the Scheduling Order (Doc. 14)
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shall allow for at least 16 weeks between the hearing on dispositive motions and the
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pretrial conference; at least 8 weeks between the pretrial conference and trial; and no
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more than 90 days before trial to schedule a settlement conference with the
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undersigned.
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IT IS SO ORDERED.
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/s/ Sheila K. Oberto
November 22, 2024
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UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
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ORDER RE STIPULATION TO ELECT REFERRAL OF ACTION TO VOLUNTARY DISPUTE RESOLUTION
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