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Other Statutory Actions | Florida Middle
Transmittal to / from USCA
TRANSMITTAL from USCA, received 2 Sealed Expandable Folders re 417 Notice of Appeal, 419 Notice of Cross Appeal. USCA number: 23-10365-GG. Documents shredded s already on docket. (LSS)
Taxes | Utah
Order
DOCKET TEXT ORDER: On March 30, 2026, the court ordered the parties to meet and confer and submit a Joint Civil Trial Notice within three weeks. ECF No. 69. The parties subsequently requested, and the court granted, two extensions of time to file the notice. Per the court's 73 Second Extension Order, the parties were required to submit their Joint Civil Trial Notice on or before June 19, 2026. They failed to do so. The parties are now ordered to meet and confer and submit by July 15, 2026, a Joint Civil Trial Notice using the court's template form located at https://www.utd.uscourts.gov/judge-david-b-barlow. The parties are expected to meet and confer regarding all trial submissions and disputes. This meet and confer obligation is substantive--the parties must actively consider the other side's position and work to minimize needless disputes. The failure to demonstrate good faith efforts to meet and confer may result in submissions being stricken. In addition to the information requested therein, the parties should also identify the approximate amount of trial time needed for each witness and the number of trial days the parties anticipate needing for trial. To the extent that the parties disagree, they may so indicate. No further extensions to this deadline will be granted. Signed by Judge David Barlow on 6/24/2026. (hrl)
The parties are now ordered to meet and confer and submit by July 15, 2026, a Joint Civil Trial Notice using the court's template form located at https://www.utd.uscourts.gov/judge-david-b-barlow.
The parties are expected to meet and confer regarding all trial submissions and disputes. This meet and confer obligation is substantive--the parties must actively consider the other side's position and work to minimize needless disputes. The failure to demonstrate good faith efforts to meet and confer may result in submissions being stricken.
In addition to the information requested therein, the parties should also identify the approximate amount of trial time needed for each witness and the number of trial days the parties anticipate needing for trial. To the extent that the parties disagree, they may so indicate.
No further extensions to this deadline will be granted.
Signed by Judge David Barlow on 6/24/2026. (hrl)
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