Opinion
AMENDED STATUS (PRETRIAL SCHEDULING) ORDER
GARLAND E. BURRELL, Jr., District Judge.
Pursuant to the parties' stipulation and request to "extend and modify [the] dates set forth in... this Court's January 22, 2015 Claim Construction Schedule (Dkt. No. 15) by 90 days for all deadlines, " the following amended status order issues. (Stipulation & Proposed Order to Modify Case Schedule 3:18-21, ECF No. 21.)
CLAIM CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE
The parties' proposed claim construction schedule is adopted, as modified, as follows:
1. Each party shall serve on each other party its proposed terms for claim construction no later than January 8, 2016.
2. Each party shall serve on each other party its proposed claim construction and supporting evidence no later than January 29, 2016.
3. The parties shall file a Joint Claim Construction Statement no later than February 5, 2016, after the parties seek to resolve disputes. Disputed terms, phrases, and clauses shall be designated as disputed. For any disputed term, phrase, or clause, the joint statement shall list each disputed term, phrase, or clause (listed by claim); each party's proposed construction; and support for each party's proposed construction side by side. A model format for the construction statement is as follows (or any other substantively similar format that permits the court to compare terms side by side):
Claim Language (Disputed Plaintiff's Proposed Each Defendant's term, phrase, or clause Construction and Proposed Construction in bold) Evidence in Support and Evidence in Support
7. A claim construction hearing is scheduled to commence at 9:00 a.m. on April 11, 2016.
FURTHER SCHEDULING
Upon issuance of the claim construction ruling, the Court will set a date for the filing of a further joint status report. In that report, the parties must address the following topics:
a) Whether either party wishes to certify the claim construction ruling for immediate appeal to the Federal Circuit;
b) The filing of dispositive motions, and timing of those motions;
c) Anticipated post-claim construction discovery;
d) Any other pretrial matters.
IT IS SO ORDERED.