New Jersey Carpenters Health Fund v. RALI Series 2006-QO1 Trust et al

Filing 118

OPINION AND ORDER: For the foregoing reasons, the motions to intervene are GRANTED. In view of the reintroduction to the lawsuit of those offerings in which the Intervenors' purchased certificates, the parties are directed to submit a joint prop osed order setting a new deadline for the completion of discovery as well as a deadline for briefing any motion to dismiss the Intervenors' claims that Defendants may wish to bring. Any such motion may be supported by memoranda submitted on a jo int basis by all parties in each case not to exceed five pages for the collective moving parties, five pages for the collective opposing parties, and three pages for any reply, and fully briefed and in Chambers no or before February 14, 2010. Further briefing on the issue of class certification is unnecessary because the Intervenors' claims merely relate to more offerings of the same certificates currently in the lawsuit, and further argumentation on whether class certification would be app ropriate as to those specific offerings would be redundant. The Clerk of the Court is instructed close the relevant motions (08cv8781 Docket Entry Nos. 74; 84; 91; and 98) (08cv5093 Docket Entry Nos. 102 and 116). (Signed by Judge Harold Baer on 12/21/2010) (jpo)

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