THURMON et al v. GEORGIA PACIFIC, LLC et al

Filing 396

MEMORANDUM AND/OR OPINION ORDER THAT CERTAIN MOTIONS ARE RULED ON AS OUTLINED HEREIN. SIGNED BY MAGISTRATE JUDGE M. FAITH ANGELL ON 7/30/2012; 7/31/2012 ENTERED AND COPIES MAILED, E-MAILED.(tomg, )

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA IN RE: ASBESTOS PRODUCTS LIABILITY LITIGATION (No. IV) _________________________________________ MIKE THURMON, et al. v. A.W. CHESTERTON, INC., et al. : : : : : : : : Consolidated Under MDL DOCKET NO. 875 E.D. PA Civil Action No. 11-cv-63953 Transferor Court: GA-N 11-01407 ORDER AND NOW, this 30th day of July, 2012, after hearing oral argument on pending discovery motions, and for the reasons stated in the attached memorandum, it is hereby ORDERED that: (1) Defendant Exxon Mobil Corporation’s Motion for Protective Order [Docket #204] is no longer active and should be marked “terminated” on the docket. (2) Defendant Eaton Corporation, as Successor-in-Interest to Cutler-Hammer, Inc.’s Motion to Quash Plaintiffs’ Notice to Take Rule 30(b)(6) Video Deposition and Notice to Produce to Defendant Eaton Corporation, or in the Alternative, Motion for Protective Order [Docket #152] is no longer active and should be marked “terminated” on the docket; (3) Plaintiffs’ Motion to Extend Discovery [Docket #142] is DENIED. (4) Plaintiffs’ Motion and Brief to Compel Discovery Previously Propounded on Defendant Scapa Dryer Fabrics, Inc. [Docket #96] is DENIED. (5) Warren Pumps, LLC.’s Motion to Quash Plaintiffs’ Notice to Take Rule 30(b)(6) Video Deposition and Notice to Produce, Motion for Protective Order and Response and Objection to Plaintiffs’ Notice to Take 30(b)(6) Video Deposition to Notice to Produce [Docket #155] is GRANTED. (6) Defendant Scapa Waycross, Inc.’s Motion to Quash Plaintiffs’ Notice to Take Rule 30(b)(6) Video Deposition and Notice to Produce to Defendant Scapa Waycross, Inc., or in the Alternative, Motion for Protective Order [Docket #153 is GRANTED. Page 1 of 8 (7) Defendant Honeywell International Inc.’s Motion to Quash Plaintiffs’ Notice to Take Rule 30(b)(6) Video Deposition and Notice to Produce to Honeywell International Inc. and/or Motion for Protective Order [Docket #158] is GRANTED; and (8) Motion for Rule 11 Sanctions by Defendant Scapa Waycross, Inc. [Docket #220] will be held under advisement pending ruling on Scapa Waycross’ motion for summary judgment. BY THE COURT: _S/M. FAITH ANGELL ___________ M. FAITH ANGELL UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE By E-mail to: the Honorable Eduardo C. Robreno Robert C. Buck, Esq. Christian H. Hartley, Esq. Travis D. Hilka, Esq. Lee Ann Anand, Esq. Erin E. Shofner, Esq. Peter R. York, Esq. Stephen C. Collier, Esq. Ollie M. Harton, Esq. David C. Marshall, Esq. Frank C. Bedinger, III, Esq. David L. Boohaker, Esq. Frances L. Spinelli, Esq. Ivan A. Gustafson, Esq. Michael J. Zukowski, Esq. Barbara J. Buba, Esq. Jason W. Rubin, Esq. Debra K. Haan, Esq. Michael J. Rust, Esq. Elizabeth R. Johnson, Esq. James L. Hollis, Esq. Malissa Kaufold-Wiggins, Esq. Jeffrey A. Peters, Esq. Sharon L. Neal, Esq. W. Matthew Reber, Esq. Lawrie E. Demorest, Esq. William C. Massey, Esq. Jody M. Rhodes, Esq. Jennifer M. Studebaker, Esq. William F. Mueller, Esq. F. Saunders Aldridge, III, Esq. Robert B. Lovett, Esq. Page 2 of 8 rbuck@buckfirm.com chartley@mrhfmlaw.com thilka@mrhfmlaw.com leeann.anand@nelsonmullins.com eshofner@hptylaw.com pyork@hptylaw.com ccollier@hptylaw.com oharton@hptylaw.com sking@hptylaw.com fbedinger@hptylaw.com dlboohaker@ewhlaw.com flspinelli@ewhlaw.com iagustafson@ewhlaw.com michael.zukowski@klgates.com bbuba@wlbdeflaw.com jrubin@gmrlawfirm.com dhaan@grsmb.com mrust@grsmb.com erjohnson@balch.com jhollis@balch.com awiggins@balch.com japeters@petersmonyak.com sneal@petersmonyak.com mreber@kjmsh.com lawrie.demorest@alston.com clay.massey@alston.com jody.rhodes@alston.com studebakerjm@fpwk.com wmueller@cm-legal.com saldridge@huntermaclean.com blovett@huntermaclean.com

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