Opinion
2:21-cv-0198-CDS-DJA
01-11-2023
SUSAN FINUCAN, an individual, Plaintiff, v. CITY OF LAS VEGAS, a political subdivision of the State of Nevada; SCOTT ADAMS, individually and in his official capacity; DOES 1 through 10; and ROE Corporations 11 through 20, inclusive; Defendants.
Christian Gabroy Kaine Messer The District at Green Valley Ranch Attorneys for Plaintiff Jeffrey Galliher Attorney for Defendants
Christian Gabroy Kaine Messer The District at Green Valley Ranch Attorneys for Plaintiff
Jeffrey Galliher Attorney for Defendants
STIPULATION AND ORDER TO EXTEND JOINT PRETRIAL ORDER DEADLINE (SECOND REQUEST)
DANIEL J. ALBREGTS UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
The parties by and through their respective attorneys of record hereby stipulate to a forty-five (45) day extension, up to and including March 3, 2023, to file the joint pretrial order. The joint pretrial order is currently due on January 17, 2023. ECF No. 19, p. 2. To date, the parties are working and conferring together to complete the joint pretrial order to completion and finalization. Per LR IA 6-1, this is the second request for an extension to file the joint pretrial order. Plaintiff has requested this extension and Defendant has agreed to the request.
Good cause exists for such extension. Previously this honorable Court was made aware that Plaintiff's counsel's immediate family member had suffered a medical emergency, requiring intubation, and that this family emergency required a great deal of Plaintiff's lead counsel's immediate time and attention. Unfortunately, Plaintiff's counsel's immediate family member's condition continues to require significant time as there is a trial for such member in January. Further, Plaintiff's counsel had travels scheduled to see his father-in-law who is suffering congestive heart failure but that travel was cancelled. Simultaneously a key employee required leave to deal with a debilitating medical condition.
Plaintiff's counsel herein is productively working towards a complete joint pretrial order which fully encompasses all the issues in this matter.
Accordingly, the parties stipulate to extending the deadline to file the Joint Pretrial Order to March 3, 2023.
This request is respectfully sought in good faith and is not sought for any improper purpose or other reason of delay. No party is prejudiced by the requested extension.
IT IS SO STIPULATED.
IT IS SO ORDERED.