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Civil Rights: Americans with Disabilities - Employment | Ohio Southern
Extension of Time to Amend
MOTION for Extension of Time to Amend 5 Answer to Complaint New date requested 8/7/2026. by Defendant OHE OHNH EMP, LLC. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A (Proposed Amended Answer), # 2 Exhibit B (Employee Handbook Excerpt), # 3 Exhibit C (Plaintiffs General Orientation Acknowledgement Form and Employee Handbook Receipt), # 4 Exhibit D (Emails), # 5 Exhibit Certificate of AI) (Warner, Jane)
Civil Rights: Americans with Disabilities - Employment | Kentucky Eastern
Order Terminate Motions Terminate Deadlines ~Util - Set Deadlines
ORDER: 1) The parties' Joint Motion to Extend the Scheduling Order, 31 , is GRANTED IN PART and DENIED IN PART. 2) The DISCOVERY DEADLINE set in the Scheduling Order, 19 , is AMENDED. All discovery in this matter must be completed by October 6, 2026. 3) No other deadlines in this matter will be altered at this time, including the dispositive motions deadline and the trial date. 4) If a dispositive motion is filed and the nonmoving partydespite its best effortshas not been able to complete all of the discovery that would be necessary to respond to that motion, then the nonmoving party may file an affidavit or declaration explaining to the Court what discovery is needed, why it has not been able to obtain that discovery, and why the absence of that discovery prohibits the party from responding to the dispositive motion. If the nonmoving party demonstrates that it cannot present facts essential to justify its opposition to the dispositive motion becausedespite its best effortsit has not been able to conduct the discovery necessary to be able to oppose the motion, then the motion will be denied without prejudice pursuant to Rule 56(d).5) If a dispositive motion is denied pursuant to Rule 56(d) due to the nonmoving partys need for additional discovery, the moving party mayafter all discovery is completedfile a motion for leave to file a dispositive motion after the September 11, 2026 dispositive motion deadline. The Court cautions that such a motion will not necessarily be granted. If the Court does not allow the motion to be filed after the deadline, the proponent of the motion may file a motion raising the same arguments after the opposing partys proof has closed at trial.Signed by District Judge S. Chad Meredith on 7/22/2026.(TBB)cc: COR
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