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190 Contract: Other | Illinois Northern
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MINUTE entry before the Honorable Franklin U. Valderrama: In-person status hearing held on 9/8/2026. Counsel for the parties appeared in-person. Plaintiff anticipates 5 days for trial and Defendant anticipate 3 days for trial. The Court sets this matter for a 5-day trial. The Court encourages the parties to work collaboratively in resolving pre-trial issues, including the filing of stipulated facts. The parties have requested a jury trial 16 . The Court sets this matter for a civil jury trial to begin on 1/11/2027 at 9:00 AM in Courtroom 1941. Pretrial conference set for 12/29/2026 at 9:30 AM in Courtroom 1941. Plaintiff's pre-trial statement is due by 11/10/2026; Defendant's pre-trial statement and objections are due 11/17/2026; Plaintiff's pre-trial objections are due 11/24/2026; the parties' jointly-prepared final pre-trial memorandum is due 12/1/2026 (as indicated in the Court's Standing Order Governing Civil Jury Trials, this pre-trial memorandum must include sections with stipulated and uncontested facts); a USB Key/thumb drive and hard copies of objected-to exhibits and deposition transcripts are due 12/1/2026; and a USB Key/thumb drive and hard copies of final trial exhibits following the Pre-Trial Conference are due 1/5/2027. The parties are instructed to closely review the Court's Standing Order Governing Civil Jury Trials in order to comply with all requirements for the aforementioned filings, including deadlines for the exchange of materials between the parties before the deadline to file certain materials on the docket. Absent extraordinary circumstances, the Court will not accept supplemental pretrial filings after the pretrial deadlines set in this Minute Entry. As stated in the Court's Standing Order, motions in limine (not including exhibits) are limited to a total of 15 pages per party (not per motion in limine). If any party is requesting additional pages, a motion must be filed with the Court requesting additional pages. The Court instructs the parties not to file duplicate motions in limine. To the extent practicable, a party should join the other party's motion in limine instead of resubmitting a motion in limine on the same topic. Mailed notice. (jcm) (Entered: 09/08/2026)
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