Telesford v. Esgrow et al

Filing 35

ORDER, in response to plaintiff's request 34 , defendants' deposition of plaintiff is postponed until the Court issues a decision on 28 plaintiff's motion to compel. Scheduling Order deadlines are postponed, and a new Scheduling Order will be issued upon the resolution of plaintiff's motion to compel. Signed by Hon. Jonathan W. Feldman on 04/15/2016. (JKT)

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT WESTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK _______________________________ MARCUS TELESFORD Plaintiff, ORDER 15-cv-6191 v. JAMES ESGROW, et al., Defendants. ______________________________ Currently pending before the Court is plaintiff’s motion to compel the production of Compel (Docket # 28). advise the needed. documents. See Motion to The motion has been fully briefed and submitted to the Court. (Docket # 29). certain See Declaration (Docket # 27); Reply The Court is reviewing the submissions and will parties if it determines that oral argument is See Motion for a Hearing (Docket # 30); Order (Docket # 31). The discovery standing on April (Docket # 24). Scheduling 29, Order 2016. See calls Amended for a close Scheduling to Order In pursuit of that deadline, counsel for the defense filed a notice to take plaintiff’s deposition by video, scheduled for April 20, 2016. See Notice (Docket ## 32, 33). Plaintiff has asked by letter dated April 10, 2016, to postpone the deposition until his motion to compel With no objection from the defense, it is has been decided. ORDERED that the deposition of plaintiff shall be postponed until the Court rules on the motion to compel, and it is further ORDERED that the current Scheduling Order is pending the Court’s decision on the motion to compel. extended The Court will issue a new Scheduling Order upon entry of a decision. SO ORDERED. ______________________________ JONATHAN W. FELDMAN UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE Dated: April 15, 2016 Rochester, New York

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