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LPR 6.1 Final Day for Filing Dispositive Motions


All dispositive motions shall be filed within twenty-eight (28) days after the scheduled date for the end of expert discovery. 
 

Comment

This Rule does not preclude a party from moving for summary judgment at an earlier stage of the case if circumstances warrant. It is up to the trial judge to determine whether to consider an “early” summary judgment motion. See also LPR 1.1 (judge may defer a motion raising claim construction issues until after claim construction hearing is held).

 


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