Pastreich et al v. Bradley Technologies Incorporated

Filing 73

SCHEDULING ORDER: Under paragraph 10 of the Court's individual practices, the parties' pretrial materials would typically be due two weeks before the final pretrial conference. Because this case is proceeding as a bench trial and the Co urt has already held multiple conferences, there will be no final pretrial conference. The parties are ORDERED to submit all materials two weeks before the start of trial: June 11, 2024. The parties should refer to the Court's individual prac tices for all the materials that must be submitted by that time and how they should be submitted. In addition, the parties' principal decision-makers are ORDERED to attend trial in person. Prior to trial, the principal decision-makers (with or without counsel) are also ORDERED to meet in person for at least two hours to discuss settlement of this matter. Finally, the parties should note that the June 25 trial date will not move. Unless the parties file a stipulation of dismissal or settlement, the parties should be prepared to go to trial as scheduled. The trial date will not be adjourned on account of a settlement in principle. SO ORDERED. (Signed by Judge Arun Subramanian on 6/3/2024) (mml)

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
MANNY PASTREICH et al.,
Plaintiffs,
-against-

23-cv-4127 (AS)

BRADLEY TECHNOLOGIES
INCORPORATED,

SCHEDULING ORDER

Defendant.

ARUN SUBRAMANIAN, United States District Judge:
Under paragraph 10 of the Court’s individual practices, the parties’ pretrial materials would
typically be due two weeks before the final pretrial conference. Because this case is proceeding as
a bench trial and the Court has already held multiple conferences, there will be no final pretrial
conference. The parties are ORDERED to submit all materials two weeks before the start of trial:
June 11, 2024. The parties should refer to the Court’s individual practices for all the materials that
must be submitted by that time and how they should be submitted.
In addition, the parties’ principal decision-makers are ORDERED to attend trial in person.
Prior to trial, the principal decision-makers (with or without counsel) are also ORDERED to meet
in person for at least two hours to discuss settlement of this matter.
Finally, the parties should note that the June 25 trial date will not move. Unless the parties
file a stipulation of dismissal or settlement, the parties should be prepared to go to trial as
scheduled. The trial date will not be adjourned on account of a settlement in principle.
SO ORDERED.
Dated: June 3, 2024
New York, New York

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ARUN SUBRAMANIAN
United States District Judge