Morales v. Performance Master, Inc.
- Subramanian
- 1:21-cv-00097
- U.S. District Court · Southern District of New York
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In Morales v. Performance Master, Judge Subramanian ordered a January 26, 2024 deadline for defendants’ summary-judgment motion.
Defendants J.D.M. Marmol & Granite and Marcos Zhiminaicela received an extension until January 26, 2024, to file a motion for summary judgment.
What happened
In Morales v. Performance Master, defendants J.D.M. Marmol & Granite and Marcos Zhiminaicela asked for more time to file a motion for summary judgment. Their lawyer requested a deadline of January 26, 2024.
The lawyer said he had been medically ill during the first two weeks of January. The letter also asserted that the defendants were not the plaintiffs’ employer or joint employer and that the plaintiffs had not provided discovery responses showing otherwise.
Judge Arun Subramanian approved the requested extension by signing the letter “SO ORDERED” on January 22, 2024.
The detailed version
- Morales v. Performance Master, Inc. · No. 1:21-cv-00097
- Subramanian
- Jan. 22, 2024
Background
The provided text is a letter from counsel for defendants J.D.M. Marmol & Granite and Marcos Zhiminaicela. Counsel asked for an extension until January 26, 2024, to file a motion for summary judgment. The letter stated that counsel had been medically ill during the first two weeks of January.
Counsel also asserted that the defendants were not the plaintiffs’ employer or joint employer, that the plaintiffs had not provided discovery responses containing evidence that the defendants were employers, and that there was no factual issue requiring further proceedings against these defendants.
Ruling
The court marked the request “SO ORDERED” and dated the order January 22, 2024. The text therefore approves the requested extension to January 26, 2024. The provided text does not decide the proposed summary-judgment motion or the parties’ employer-related dispute.
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