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4. All discovery shall not be noticed so as to be completed by , 1999. This • <br /> cutoff date for discovery is also the deadline to bring and hear motions to compel discovery. No <br /> motion will be heard unless the parties have conferred in an attempt to resolve their differences <br /> prior to the hearing. The moving party shall certify to the Court in writing,before the time of the <br /> hearing, compliance with this rule or any reasons for not complying. (Minnesota Gen.Rule <br /> Pract. 115.10). <br /> 5. Upon notice by opposing party of the scheduling of an examination pursuant to <br /> Rule 35.01, the party to be examined shall report for examination as directed unless previously <br /> excused by the court. Any party who fails to attend such examination shall, in the absence of <br /> good cause shown, reimburse the other party for the cost of such missed examination. <br /> 6. Non-dispositive motions be scheduled so that they are heard by , 1999. <br /> Motions in limine should be filed prior to the pretrial and, if pretrial set,prior to trial. <br /> 7. Dispositive motions must be heard by , 1999. Based upon current <br /> demand and to insure that a party's motion can be heard, you must arrange such hearings at least <br /> ten weeks prior to the motion cut-off date. Extension requests will be denied absent exceptional <br /> circumstances. <br /> 8. The parties have satisfied the Rule 114 Mediation requirement. <br /> 9. A Joint Statement of the Case per Rule 112 shall be filed no later than , • <br /> 1999, if not filed by this date, a hearing maybe set before the assigned judge. <br /> 10. A pretrial conference before the assigned judge is hereby set for , 1999, <br /> at in Room . The attorney who will try the case, the parties involved in the <br /> litigation (except insured with no settlement authority),claims adjusters, and any other persons <br /> who have final authority to settle the case, must personally attend. Leave may be granted by the <br /> judge to allow out-of-state parties or claims adjusters to appear by telephone. <br /> 11. The parties will submit proposed jury instructions, verdict forms, voir dire, <br /> motions in limine an any trial briefs one week prior to the trial date. <br /> 12. Trial of this matter is hereby set for , at . The <br /> estimating length of trial is 3-5 days. A jury trial has been requested and jury fees have not been <br /> paid. <br /> Dated: , 1999. <br /> John T. Finley, Judge of District Court <br /> 411 <br /> JMS-158639 <br /> MU210-6 2 <br />