Opinion
2:22-cv-01660-GMN-BNW
12-13-2022
Cynthia Wheeler, Plaintiff, v. Trans Union, LLC et al, Defendants.
Kind Law Michael Kind, Esq. McDonald Carano LLP Karyna M. Armstrong, Esq. Jeff Silvestri, Esq. Clark Hill PLLC Gia Marina, Esq.
Kind Law
Michael Kind, Esq.
McDonald Carano LLP
Karyna M. Armstrong, Esq.
Jeff Silvestri, Esq.
Clark Hill PLLC
Gia Marina, Esq.
STIPULATION TO EXTEND DEADLINE TO FILE THE PROPOSED DISCOVERY PLAN AND SCHEDULING ORDER
(FIRST REQUEST)
Cynthia Wheeler (“Plaintiff”) and Capital One N.A. (erroneously sued as Capital One Bank (USA), N.A.) and Equifax Information Services, LLC (“Defendants”) (jointly as the “parties”), by and through their respective counsel, hereby stipulate to extend Local Rule 26-1's deadlines for the parties to hold their initial Fed.R.Civ.P. 26(f) conference and to file their proposed discovery plan and scheduling order (the “Deadlines”).
Good cause exists to extend the Deadlines. The Parties need additional time for counsel to coordinate to set the discovery conference. Additionally, the Parties are engaged in active settlement discussions that may alleviate the need to submit a proposed discovery plan. Therefore, it is appropriate to extend the deadlines for the Parties to file their proposed discovery plan and scheduling order to allow time for the Parties to meet and confer in compliance with Local Rule 26-1(b).
Parties therefore request to extend the Deadlines by 30 days, making the new deadline for the submission of a stipulated discovery plan and scheduling order on January 12, 2023. This is the first request for an extension of this deadline.
SCHEDULING ORDER
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Scheduling Order is modified to extend the discovery deadlines as stated above.
IT IS SO ORDERED: