What happens if I need an extension of time to serve my response or reply brief to a fully-briefed motion for summary judgment?
It is the parties’ responsibility to work out the internal deadlines in a fully-briefed motion for summary judgment. The briefing schedule outlined in L.R. 56.1 may be modified by agreement of the parties, so long as the fully-briefed packet is filed by the dispositive motion deadline. The court may modify the dispositive motion deadline date, but it will not modify the response or reply date for a fully-briefed motion for summary judgment.
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- Can I get an extension of time to file a brief, a motion for reconsideration, a petition for review, or to appear at oral argument?
- What happens if I need an extension of time to serve my response or reply brief to a fully-briefed motion for summary judgment?
