Case Activity (81)

1. Misc | Filed: August 06, 2026 | Entered: August 06, 2026 Landry v. Pawtucket Police Department et al

   Civil Rights: Other | Rhode Island

   Mail Returned

   Mail Returned: Mail sent to Norman J. Landry, Jr. returned as undeliverable re: 07/01/2026 Text Order. (Gonzalez Gomez, Viviana)

2. Order | Filed: August 06, 2026 | Entered: August 06, 2026 Murphy v. Leutche et al

   Civil Rights: Other | Massachusetts

   Order

   Judge Richard G. Stearns: ELECTRONIC ORDER entered - As the court has decided the outstanding motions, the court sets the following pretrial schedule on plaintiff James Murph's claims against John Leutche, Sean O'Brien, Samantha Curly, William Mitchell, Terence McDonnell, Joseph Lencki, Chief Mark Kennedy, The City of Quincy, Molly Smith, and Mayor Thomas Koch remain.
   
   Initial disclosures required by Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(1) must be completed by 8/31/26 (Initial disclosure is a requirement under the federal rules that parties make available to each other the following information without first receiving a discovery request: (1) the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of persons likely to have relevant, discoverable information, (2) a copy or description of all relevant documents, data compilations, and tangible items in the party's possession, custody, or control, (3) a damages computation, and (4) any relevant insurance agreements.).
   
   Without leave of court, the parties are permitted to serve 30 interrogatories (questions), 30 requests for admissions and 30 requests for documents to be served on the opposing parties (or their counsel) within 30 days of receipt of opposing party's initial disclosures (by September 30, 2026). The court expects each party to respond to any discovery requests in thirty days (by October 30, 2026), unless a request for additional time is granted. A party may not notice more than 3 depositions without leave of court on a showing of good cause. If the parties would like to participate in the courts mediation program, they must notify our docket clerk Jacqueline Martin (617-748-4647) by 1/27/27 (often the court can enlist volunteer counsel to assist the pro se plaintiff at the mediation). All fact discovery must be completed no later than 2/1/27.
   
   Dispositive motions must be filed no later than 2/22/27 (that under the relevant law and undisputed facts, the court can decide the case without a trial), but can be filed at any time if the basis is non-dependent upon fact discovery. Oppositions to any summary judgment motion is due by 3/15/27 (21 days after the filing of a summary judgment motion).
   
   If a party intends to utilize an expert, they must file a notice on the docket no later than 12/29/26, in order for the court to consider whether an expert is appropriate (party must offer basic Fed. R. Evid. 702 and 703 information) and, if so, to alter the existing schedule.
   
   (MZ)

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