Schoolcraft v. The City Of New York et al

Filing 227

ENDORSED LETTER addressed to Judge Robert W. Sweet from David S. Korzenik dated 3/12/2014 re: I write to request that Mr. Rayman's time to respond to the motion be extended to Friday, March 28, and that the City's time to reply be extended accordingly, to Friday, April 4. ENDORSEMENT: So ordered., ( Responses due by 3/28/2014., Replies due by 4/4/2014.) (Signed by Judge Robert W. Sweet on 3/13/2014) (lmb)

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;M: IlerKor er,:kSornrner ;2126883996 '12128057925 # 21 MILLER KORZENIK SOMMERS LLP 'I~X tvl,t\[)ISON AVENue NE\\, YORk_ NEW YORK I(}022-5102 TEL.212-7:'i2-!j200 • F:\ X :~ I2-CI!';X-.W% • wWWJvJI<SLl..X.("OM March 12,2014 DELIVEUV BY }~AX The Honorable Robert W. Sweet United States District Court Southern District of New York 500 Pearl Street New York, New York 10007 JUDG[ •. Re: Schoolcraft v. The City of New York, et. al.~ lo..cv-600S Dear Judge Sweet: I represent Graham Rayman, a reporter who is not a party to this action but who has been served with a subpoena by the City seeking documents and other material it claims is relevant to this case. Mr. Rayman asserted a reporter's privilege in objecting to thc subpoena. On March 5, the City filed a Motion to Compel Mr. Rayman to comply with the subpoena. Under Local Rule 6.1, the date for a party to respond to a discovery motion would be March 12. Twrite to request that Mr. Rayman's time to respond to the motion be extended to Friday, March 28, and that the City's time to reply be extended accordingly, to Friday. April 4. TIllS is Mr. Rayman's first request tor an extension on this motion. I have spoken to counsel for the City, who consents to the extension and joins in this request. ====:10 ,. - -.._,._... "-::::',::'::=:::,-=::::=: '; i j." . -' .1 _3{~--il cc: Suzanna Pubhcker Mettham, Assistant Corpomtion Counsel r-;Js:' er truly yours, L 2 ­ c--/~ -----------­ David Korzenik Attorney for Graham Rayman dkorzenik@mkslex.com >6 2

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