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Judge Daniel's Case Procedures

Motions - Discovery

In cases where Judge Daniel has not referred discovery to the assigned magistrate judge, the parties must meet and confer prior to bringing any discovery dispute to Judge Daniel. To raise a discovery dispute before Judge Daniel, the movant shall file a letter on the docket that identifies the dispute(s) by number, explains why the discovery sought is relevant, and states the relief sought. The movant shall notice the discovery dispute for a date no earlier than three business days after filing the letter. The letter shall not exceed five pages, single-spaced. The movant should file the underlying request(s) and any objections thereto as an exhibit to the letter. The movant may file as exhibits to the letter any additional documents relevant to—and necessary to resolve—the dispute. The non-movant shall file its response two business days after the movant files its letter. The response shall not exceed five pages, single-spaced, and shall address each dispute by number. The non-movant may file as exhibits to the letter any additional documents relevant to—and necessary to resolve—the dispute.



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