Case Activity (11539)

1. Misc | Filed: July 13, 2026 | Entered: July 13, 2026 The ProImmune Company, LLC v. Holista Colltech Ltd. et al

   Contract: Other | New York Southern

   Proposed Satisfaction of Judgment

   PROPOSED FULL SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT. Satisfaction of Judgment to be Mailed by the Court. Document filed by The ProImmune Company, LLC..(Abbott, Ryan) Proposed document to be reviewed and processed by Clerk's Office staff (No action required by chambers).

2. Order | Filed: July 13, 2026 | Entered: July 13, 2026 Jacobs v. Draftkings, Inc.

   Assault Libel & Slander | New York Eastern

   Order on Motion for Extension of Time to Complete Discovery

   ORDER. The motion at ECF No. 125 is granted in part and denied in part. As an initial matter, a stipulation is not an appropriate means through which the parties may move for a discovery extension. This is especially the case when the stipulation fails to account properly for the briefing period of the appeal of the Court's discovery Order from May 27th through June 9th, and the brief period of time during which the matter was sub judice, see ECF No. 124 . In light of the Court's Order on the disputes raised at ECF No. 114 , and consistent with the District Judge's decision at ECF No. 124 , fact discovery for all purposes is extended through 8/21/2026. Any discovery requests must be made sufficiently prior to the this deadline so that compliance occurs during the discovery period. Counsel should not expect that the Court will grant any additional extensions absent good cause and extraordinary circumstances because the Court has already granted numerous discovery extensions. See ECF Orders 8/12/2024 (allowing limited document discovery); 6/18/2025 (setting discovery schedule); 11/13/2025 (granting motion to extend discovery); 12/10/2025 (granting motion to extend discovery); 3/27/2026 (granting motion to extend discovery in light of the filing of the amended and supplemental pleadings); 5/13/2026 (granting discovery extension).

   On or before 8/21/2026, the parties must submit a status letter with a proposed expert discovery schedule of no more than 120 days following the close of fact discovery, or confirming that discovery is concluded. If parties are not going to engage in expert discovery, dispositive motion practice must start within 30 days of the close of fact discovery in accordance with the District Judge's individual rules, or if there is no dispositive motion practice commenced, a proposed joint pretrial order must be filed within 60 days of the close of fact discovery.

   The parties are encouraged to pursue mediation through the Court-annexed mediation program. The parties may request such a referral to the program at any time by filing a joint request on ECF. Ordered by Chief Mag. Judge Vera M. Scanlon on 7/13/2026. (SH)

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