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Subject: Idaho Sample Letter for Joint Motion of Entry of Second Amended Scheduling Order Dear [Recipient's Name], I hope this letter finds you in good health. We are writing to submit the joint motion for the entry of a second amended scheduling order in the case of [Case Name and Number] pending in the [Court Name]. This motion has been prepared in accordance with the Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure and in collaboration with all parties involved. The purpose of this motion is to seek the court's approval for amending the existing scheduling order due to unforeseen circumstances or changed circumstances that necessitate an adjustment in the current timeline. These amendments aim to maintain fairness and efficiency in the litigation process while accommodating everyone's interests and facilitating a just and timely resolution. As per the provisions specified in the Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure, we have thoroughly reviewed the case and identified the need for certain modifications based on the following grounds: 1. Discovery Deadlines: The current scheduling order has set deadlines for discovery, including written interrogatories, document production, and depositions. However, due to the complexity of the case and the discovery yet to be conducted, it has become evident that an extension of these deadlines is imperative for the parties involved to sufficiently gather and exchange pertinent information. The proposed amendment requests an extension of the discovery deadlines to ensure fairness and thoroughness in the preparation of our respective claims and defenses. 2. Expert Witness Disclosure: The initial scheduling order required the parties to disclose their expert witnesses within a specified timeframe. However, unforeseen circumstances have arisen, resulting in the need for additional expert witnesses to provide comprehensive testimony on certain matters crucial to the case. Hence, the proposed amendment requests an adjustment of the expert witness disclosure deadlines to allow the parties to identify and present experts essential for a fair evaluation of the case. 3. Pretrial Conference and Trial Dates: The existing scheduling order set certain dates for the pretrial conference and trial. Unfortunately, unforeseen circumstances and unanticipated delays have arisen, resulting in the inconvenience of these set dates for all parties involved. To ensure proper preparation and dissemination of evidence, it is necessary to reschedule these dates to avoid any prejudice and allow all parties to present their arguments adequately. By filing this joint motion, all parties involved hereby certify that they have conferred and made a diligent effort to resolve the issues amicably, but have regrettably been unable to reach a consensus without the court's intervention. We respectfully submit this motion to facilitate the fair conduct of the proceedings and to maintain the integrity of the case. We kindly request that the court efficiently review our motion and consider the proposed amendments with due consideration to the interests of all parties involved. Furthermore, we believe that the suggested adjustments will ensure a fair and just resolution while promoting a smooth and efficient litigation process. Thank you for your attention to this matter. We kindly request that you acknowledge receipt of this motion and promptly notify all parties involved regarding the allocation of a hearing date to address the proposed amendments. Should you require any further documentation or clarifications, please do not hesitate to contact our office. We remain available to assist you in any way necessary. Yours sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Firm/Party Name] [Address] [City, State, Zip Code] [Phone Number] [Email Address] Keywords: Idaho, sample letter, joint motion, entry, second amended scheduling order, Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure, fairness, efficiency, unforeseen circumstances, changed circumstances, litigation process, discovery deadlines, written interrogatories, document production, depositions, extensions, expert witness disclosure, pretrial conference, trial dates, amicable resolution, court's intervention, proceedings, fair and just resolution, hearing date.
Subject: Idaho Sample Letter for Joint Motion of Entry of Second Amended Scheduling Order Dear [Recipient's Name], I hope this letter finds you in good health. We are writing to submit the joint motion for the entry of a second amended scheduling order in the case of [Case Name and Number] pending in the [Court Name]. This motion has been prepared in accordance with the Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure and in collaboration with all parties involved. The purpose of this motion is to seek the court's approval for amending the existing scheduling order due to unforeseen circumstances or changed circumstances that necessitate an adjustment in the current timeline. These amendments aim to maintain fairness and efficiency in the litigation process while accommodating everyone's interests and facilitating a just and timely resolution. As per the provisions specified in the Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure, we have thoroughly reviewed the case and identified the need for certain modifications based on the following grounds: 1. Discovery Deadlines: The current scheduling order has set deadlines for discovery, including written interrogatories, document production, and depositions. However, due to the complexity of the case and the discovery yet to be conducted, it has become evident that an extension of these deadlines is imperative for the parties involved to sufficiently gather and exchange pertinent information. The proposed amendment requests an extension of the discovery deadlines to ensure fairness and thoroughness in the preparation of our respective claims and defenses. 2. Expert Witness Disclosure: The initial scheduling order required the parties to disclose their expert witnesses within a specified timeframe. However, unforeseen circumstances have arisen, resulting in the need for additional expert witnesses to provide comprehensive testimony on certain matters crucial to the case. Hence, the proposed amendment requests an adjustment of the expert witness disclosure deadlines to allow the parties to identify and present experts essential for a fair evaluation of the case. 3. Pretrial Conference and Trial Dates: The existing scheduling order set certain dates for the pretrial conference and trial. Unfortunately, unforeseen circumstances and unanticipated delays have arisen, resulting in the inconvenience of these set dates for all parties involved. To ensure proper preparation and dissemination of evidence, it is necessary to reschedule these dates to avoid any prejudice and allow all parties to present their arguments adequately. By filing this joint motion, all parties involved hereby certify that they have conferred and made a diligent effort to resolve the issues amicably, but have regrettably been unable to reach a consensus without the court's intervention. We respectfully submit this motion to facilitate the fair conduct of the proceedings and to maintain the integrity of the case. We kindly request that the court efficiently review our motion and consider the proposed amendments with due consideration to the interests of all parties involved. Furthermore, we believe that the suggested adjustments will ensure a fair and just resolution while promoting a smooth and efficient litigation process. Thank you for your attention to this matter. We kindly request that you acknowledge receipt of this motion and promptly notify all parties involved regarding the allocation of a hearing date to address the proposed amendments. Should you require any further documentation or clarifications, please do not hesitate to contact our office. We remain available to assist you in any way necessary. Yours sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Firm/Party Name] [Address] [City, State, Zip Code] [Phone Number] [Email Address] Keywords: Idaho, sample letter, joint motion, entry, second amended scheduling order, Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure, fairness, efficiency, unforeseen circumstances, changed circumstances, litigation process, discovery deadlines, written interrogatories, document production, depositions, extensions, expert witness disclosure, pretrial conference, trial dates, amicable resolution, court's intervention, proceedings, fair and just resolution, hearing date.