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MACGREGOR ROBINSON and :
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Plaintiffs, : CIVIL ACTION NO. l
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BELMORE H. BROWNE and : I
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Defendants. : JANUARY 16, 2004
MOTION FOR ENLARGEMENT OF MEDIATION PERIOD, I
FOR EXTENSION OF SCHEDULING ORDER
AND TO POSTPONE SETTLEMENT/STATUS CONFERENCE
{ With the consent and support of the plaintiffs, the
defendants respectfully move that the court postpone the \
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February 6, 2004 status/settlement conference and extend the ‘
February I6, 2004 reporting deadline contained in the Amended I
Scheduling Order to March 19, 2004 so that the parties may
complete their on—going and good faith attempts to resolve this
case by way of mediation.
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Lvucu, TEAUE, KEEFE AND ERRANTE, P. c. ATTORNEYS AT LAW l
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I <> The parties have already completed two lengthy private I
mediations sessions before Probate Judge Robert Killian during I
which they resolved some issues and narrowed many others. The
parties are attempting to resolve the balance of their disputes }
through on—going negotiations with the assistance of Judge U
Killian and remain cautiously optimistic in that regard. The
defendants will be conducting three site inspections in
February, after which the parties plan to submit to a third and I
final mediation session. Following the final mediation session,
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global settlement by March l9, 2004, a settlement/status
conference with the Court’s parajudicial officer would be I
helpful in defining the scope of the remaining discovery. E I
Respectfully submitted,
THE DEFENDANTS , '
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O CERTIFICATION or SERVICE `
I A copy of the foregoing motion was served by first class
I mail, postage prepaid, on January 16, 2004 to all counsel of
\ record as follows:
I Barbara S. Miller, Esq.
I Brophy, Wilkinson & Ober V
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