Doheny v. International Business Machines, Corp. et al

Filing 24

ORDER: As discussed at yesterday's conference, Defendants' deadline to respond to the amended complaint remains June 30, 2023. Plaintiffs' oppositions to the anticipated motions to dismiss are now due July 21, 2023, and are not to exceed 25 pages in length. Defendants' replies, if any, are due July 28, 2023, and are not to exceed 10 pages in length. In addition, Defendants' oppositions to Plaintiffs' motion for issuance of notice are due July 21, 2023, and are not to exceed 20 pages in length. Plaintiffs' reply briefs are due July 28, 2023, and are not to exceed 10 pages in length. (Signed by Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn on 6/13/2023) (ras)

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Case 1:23-cv-03962-RA-SN Document 24 Filed 06/14/23 Page 1 of 1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK -----------------------------------------------------------------X 6/14/2023 MARYKATHRYN DOHENY, et al., 23-CV-03962 (RA)(SN) Plaintiffs, ORDER -againstINTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES, CORP, et al. Defendants. -----------------------------------------------------------------X SARAH NETBURN, United States Magistrate Judge: As discussed at yesterday’s conference, Defendants’ deadline to respond to the amended complaint remains June 30, 2023. Plaintiffs’ oppositions to the anticipated motions to dismiss are now due July 21, 2023, and are not to exceed 25 pages in length. Defendants’ replies, if any, are due July 28, 2023, and are not to exceed 10 pages in length. In addition, Defendants’ oppositions to Plaintiffs’ motion for issuance of notice are due July 21, 2023, and are not to exceed 20 pages in length. Plaintiffs’ reply briefs are due July 28, 2023, and are not to exceed 10 pages in length. SO ORDERED. DATED: June 14, 2023 New York, New York SARAH NETBURN United States Magistrate Judge

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