Opposition to Motion to Strike

 United States District Court
 Eastern District of New York

RULE AMENDED EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 1, 2009

Moving Papers

Unless otherwise provided by statute or rule (such as Fed. R. Civ. P. 56), on all non-discovery civil more...

Opposing Papers

Any opposing affidavits and answering memoranda shall be served within after service of the moving papers.. more...

Reply Papers

Any reply affidavits and memoranda of law shall be served within after service of the answering papers. more...

Computing the Deadline

In computing periods of time, Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 6 applies unless otherwise stated. Saturdays, Sundays and

Consult Judges' Rules

Each Eastern District Judge has specific procedures governing motion practice in his or her courtroom. A list of Eastern District Judges and links to their motion procedures is online at: more...

Briefing Under the FRCP and for Discovery Motions

For the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure that govern motion practice and local rules that govern discovery motions, more...

Grounds for Motion To Strike

The court may strike from a pleading an insufficient defense or any redundant, immaterial, impertinent, or scandalous matter. more...

Face of the Pleading

Case law authority holds that the grounds for a motion to strike must appear on the face of more...

Opposing Memorandum of Law Required

Except as otherwise permitted by the court, all motions and all oppositions thereto shall be supported by a more...

Copies of Decisions to Pro Se Litigants

In cases involving a pro se litigant, counsel shall, when serving a memorandum of law (or other submissions more...

Page Limits on Opposition Briefs

Neither the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure nor the Eastern District of New York Local Rules provide a more...

Form of Opposition Papers

Every opposition paper must (1) be plainly written, typed, printed, or copied without erasures or interlineations that materially deface more...

Signature

Every pleading, written motion, and other paper must be signed by at least one attorney of record in more...

Local Rule Re Additional Information Required

All pleadings, motions, oppositions, and other documents must be signed by the attorney or party submitting them and must include below the signature the typed or printed name of the person signing. more...

Additional Requirements

Eastern District of New York SmartRules Guide: GENERAL RULES AND FORMATTING REQUIREMENTS. more...

Evidence

Case law authority holds that the grounds for a motion to strike must appear on the face of more...

Electronic Filing Required

The general rule in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York is that more...

Courtesy Copies

Courtesy copies of all electronic filings must be submitted to the judicial officer in hard copy, and be more...

Check Motion and Individual Practices for Your Judge

Confirm chambers specific electronic filing requirements by clicking on the judicial officers Motion and Individual Practices on the Court's more...

Additional Information

Additional information on the Eastern District's Electronic Case Filing Program is available on the Court's website at . more...

Traditional Filing and Service Rules

Filing and Service Required

Papers must be filed with the court, together with a certificate of service, within a reasonable time after more...

Method of Service

Service of papers must be made on all parties by mail, personal delivery, or, with the written consent more...

Fax Service Only By Prior Written Agreement

No papers shall be served by fax unless the parties agree in writing in advance to accept service more...

Service by Overnight Delivery

Opposition papers may be served on an attorney by overnight delivery at the address designated by the attorney more...

No Oral Argument Unless Directed By Court

The parties may only appear to argue a motion if so directed by the Court, by rule, or more...

Disposition Without Appearance

The court may make provision by rule or order for the submission and determination of motions without oral more...

Proposed Orders

Presented to Clerk NOT Directly to Judge

Proposed orders, judgments, and decrees must be presented to the clerk, not directly to the judge.. more...

Notice of Settlement Required

Unless the form of order, judgment or decree is consented to in writing, or unless the court otherwise more...

Proposed Order Not Part of Record

Unless adopted by the court or submitted for docketing by a party in connection with an anticipated appeal, more...

Append List of Parties to Receive Notice

The party who obtains entry of an order or judgment must append to or endorse upon it a more...

Orders on Motions

Memorandum Decision

A memorandum decision on a motion that does not finally determine all claims for relief, or an oral more...

Order In More Extended Form

Where an order in more extended form is required, the notation in the docket constitutes the entry of more...

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