Plaintiffs have also failed to explain how it would be beyond their capacities to present this case. See Keith v. Ruples, Case No. 16-CV-311-JPS, 2017 WL 237624, at * 11 n.3 (E.D. Wis. Jan. 19, 2017) ("[N]or did [the plaintiff] explain how this case is beyond her ability to present."). Therefore, the Court will deny Plaintiffs' motions for appointment of counsel at this time.
Though warned previously about the proper procedures for raising factual disputes on summary judgment, see Keith v. Ruples, Case No. 16-CV-311-JPS, 2017 WL 237624, at *2-3 (E.D. Wis. Jan. 19, 2017), Keith again failed to submit a response to Defendants' statement of material facts. Yet she did submit an affidavit and some documentary evidence, see (Docket #67, #68, #69), and because her claims must be dismissed even after considering her evidence, the Court will not penalize her further for the procedural failings in her submission.