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Rule 26(F) Report And Proposed Scheduling Order (Non-Patent Cases) - United States District Court Page 2

Statement as to whether all process has been served, all pleadings filed and any

plan for any party to amend pleadings or add additional parties to the action:

The parties recommend that the

establish the following fact discovery

Court

deadlines and limitations:

(1) The parties must make their initial disclosures under Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(1) on

or before___________.

(2) The parties must complete any physical or mental examinations under Fed. R.

Civ. P. 35 by _________.

(3) The parties must commence fact discovery procedures in time to be completed

by ___________.

(4) The parties propose that the

limit the use and numbers of discovery

Court

procedures as follows:

(A) ____________ interrogatories;

(B) ____________ document requests;

(D) ____________ requests for admissions;

(E) ____________ Rule 35 medical examinations; and

(F) ____________ other.

(d) Expert Discovery.

(1) The parties anticipate that they [will/will not] require expert witnesses at the time

of trial.

(A) The plaintiff anticipates calling ______ (number) experts in the fields of:

___________________________.

(B) The defendant anticipates calling ______ (number) experts in the fields of:

__________________________,

(2) The parties propose that the

establish the following plan for expert

Court

discovery:

(A) Initial experts.

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