Shankar v. Imperva, Inc.

          CASE MANAGEMENT AND PRETRIAL ORDER

          PHYLLIS J. HAMILTON United States District Judge

         Good cause appearing, the court hereby adopts the case management statement of the parties except as modified by the following:

         PRETRIAL SCHEDULE

         TRIAL, at 8:30 a.m., Courtroom 3, 3rd Fl.

         JURY [x] COURT []

         TRIAL LENGTH: No more than 8 days.

         PRETRIAL CONFERENCE Dated: August 30, 2018, at 2:00 P.M.

         DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS (Only one summary judgment motion per party is permitted without leave of court) TO BE HEARD BY: May 30, 2018 (see minutes for briefing schedule).

         NON-EXPERT DISCOVERY CUTOFF: September 29, 2017.

         DISCLOSURE OF EXPERTS (retained and non-retained): 11/3/17 REBUTTAL: 12/8/17. EXPERT DISCOVERY CUTOFF: January 12, 2018.

         DISCOVERY DISPUTES REFERRED TO MAGISTRATE JUDGE AFTER MOTION IS FILED.

         LAST DAY TO AMEND PLEADINGS: no later than 90 days before fact discovery cutoff date a motion or a stipulation must be filed so sufficient time remains to conduct discovery on added claims or parties. Do defendants must be identified by this deadline or they will be dismissed.

         [x] REFERRED TO ADR FOR Private Mediation, deadline for completion to be scheduled at 12/7/16 telephone conference with the ADR Office.

         ADDITIONAL ORDERS: Class Certification Hearing set for 2/1/17 at 9:00 a.m. See minutes for briefing schedule.

         PRETRIAL INSTRUCTIONS

         A. PRETRIAL MOTIONS

         1. All dispositive motions are heard no later than 120 days before trial, unless leave of court is obtained for another deadline.

         2. Only one summary judgment motion may be filed by each side, absent leave of court. Leave of court may be sought if multiple parties comprise one or both sides. Leave of court may be obtained by filing a motion for administrative relief pursuant to Civ. L. R. 7-11, or by requesting a case management conference or informal telephone conference.

         3. Separate statements of undisputed facts in support of or in opposition to motions for summary judgment shall NOT be filed. See Civil L. R. 56-2. The parties may file a truly joint statement of undisputed ...