Colassi v. Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Company et al

Filing 28

ORDER, ( Defendant's Motion for Judgment on the record Filing Deadline 1/6/2012., Plaintiff's Motions for judgment due by 2/6/2012.) So Ordered by Magistrate Judge Landya B. McCafferty.(mm)

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

Kenneth William Colassi
v.

Civil No. 10-cv-562-PB

Hartford Life and Accident
Insurance Company, et al.

O R D E R
A pretrial conference took place on December 1, 2011.
Kenneth William Colassi appeared on his own behalf; Attorney
Byrne J. Decker appeared for defendants.
The court’s previous discovery order contained a schedule
that was consistent with Local Rule 9.4.

The court concludes

that requiring the parties to file a joint statement of material
facts is neither sensible nor efficient in this case.
Accordingly, and, as explained during the hearing, the court’s
previous discovery order is vacated, and the court issues the
following new discovery order:
1.

Defendants shall serve and file a motion for judgment

on the administrative record and a supporting memorandum
(“Defendants’ Brief”) on or before January 6, 2012.

Defendants shall include in its memorandum a statement of
material facts which shall contain record citations, summarize
all procedural developments, and describe all facts defendants
view as pertinent to the resolution of the case.

Defendants’

Brief shall not exceed thirty-five (35) pages in length.
2.

Plaintiff shall serve and file a motion for judgment on

the administrative record and a supporting memorandum
(“Plaintiff’s Brief”) on or before February 6, 2012.

Plaintiff

shall include in his memorandum a statement of material facts
which shall contain record citations, summarize all procedural
developments, and describe all facts plaintiff views as
pertinent to the resolution of the case.

Plaintiff’s Brief

shall not exceed thirty-five (35) pages in length.
3.

Defendants may file a reply memorandum pursuant to LR

7.1(e)(1).

The reply memorandum shall not exceed ten (10) pages

in length.
4.

In the event defendants file a reply memorandum,

plaintiff shall be permitted to file a surreply.

Any such

surreply shall be filed within fourteen (14) days of the service

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of defendants’ reply.

The surreply shall not exceed ten (10)

pages in length.
SO ORDERED.
__________________________
Landya McCafferty
United States Magistrate Judge
December 7, 2011
cc:

Kenneth William Colassi, pro se
Byrne J. Decker, Esq.

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