Opinion
2:22-cv-00785-APG-VCF
10-27-2022
AMERICAN MODERN PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff, v. KEATON LUTHER, an individual; LUTHER CAPITAL, LLC, a Domestic Limited-Liability Company; RYAN A. ANDERSON, an individual; JONATHAN R. ANDERSON, an individual; ALIXANDRIA BURTON as Special Administrator of the ESTATE OF WALTER R. ANDERSON; ANDREW JAMES RODRIGUEZ, an individual; SABRINA JUENGER, an individual; SCOTT L. HUSS, an individual; ALL STAR CARS, LLC, a Domestic Limited-Liability Company; CORY MCCORMACK, an individual; JOSEPH CUELLER, an individual, Defendants.
ORDER
CAM FERENBACH, UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
Before the court is Plaintiff's ex parte application for order for service by publication on defendant Cory McCormack (ECF No. 25). Some defendants have appeared. They are entitled to notice of the filing of instant motion through CM/ECF. Plaintiff has not provided the court with any reason to grant the relief on an ex parte basis.
Pursuant to Local Rule IA 7-2(b), neither party nor an attorney for any party may make an ex parte communication with the court except as specifically permitted by the local rules or the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Here, Plaintiff has not given good cause or any compelling reason why the instant motion was submitted to the Court without notice to defendant.
Accordingly, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that any opposition to Plaintiff's ex parte application for order for service by publication on defendant Cory McCormack (ECF No. 25), must be filed on or before November 4, 2022.
The Clerk of Court is directed to remove the ex parte status on Plaintiff's ex parte application for order for service by publication on defendant Cory McCormack (ECF No. 25).