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Qui Tam (31 U.S.C. § 3729(a)) | New Jersey
Order
TEXT ORDER: The Court has reviewed the parties' discovery-dispute letters (see, e.g., D.E. 130 , 137 ). It is apparent from the substance and tone of the letters that the parties have not adequately met and conferred in an attempt to informally resolve the discovery disputes. Accordingly, the parties are directed to renew those efforts immediately. On or before September 1, 2026, the parties shall file a JOINT submission that addresses each dispute in its own section. The first part of the section will provide a short, non-argumentative statement of the item in dispute. Next, in part 2 of that section, the party seeking relief will set forth what it wants and the basis (limited to three double-spaced pages). In part 3, the party opposing the request shall set forth its position (limited to three double-spaced pages). The parties shall employ this structure for each item that remains in dispute following their meet and confer. The parties are further advised that if the Court, upon its review of the September 1, 2026 submission, remains unpersuaded that the parties have adequately met and conferred, it may require counsel to conduct a meet-and-confer conference in the Courtroom of the Undersigned. So Ordered by Magistrate Judge Michael A. Hammer on 8/4/26. (tad)
Letter
Letter re 133 Letter, 119 Scheduling Order, 130 Letter. (SHERIDAN, MARK)
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