Scenera Research LLC v. Morris

Filing 82

ORDER - Morris's motions to compel (DE ## 58 and 66) now are ripe, and will be taken up by the court in due course.Pending the disposition ofthe motions to compel, the court STAYS further briefing on the parties's motions for summary judgme nt (DE ## 61 and 72). Responses to the parties' summary judgment motions are due within fourteen (14) days ofthe court's decision on the motions to compel. Briefing on Morris's motion to dismiss and to remand for lack of subject matter jurisdiction (DE # 64) will continue. Scenera's response to this motion is due on or before January 10, 2011. Morris shall have fourteen (14) days from service ofthe response to file a reply, if any. The parties' motions to seal (DE ## 64 and 74) do not comply with the requirements of the consent protective order in this case, entered September 24, 2010, and are DENIED without prejudice to renewal on or before January 10, 2010. The parties are directed to provide joint notice to the court within fourteen (14) days of entry of the order disposing of the motions for summary judgment identifying three alternative dates ofavailability that counsel and all persons necessary to effect a resolution of remaining issues in dispute can be present before Judge Daniel. this matter is removed from the court's trial calendar. The court will set this case for trial following decision on the motions for summary judgment. Signed by Chief Judge Louise Wood Flanagan on 12/29/2010. Copies served electronically. (Baker, C.)

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