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MEDIATION/SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE DEADLINE. The parties shall conduct a mediation or settlement conference on or before_________, unless the parties have already completed a mediation or settlement conference.  This deadline may not be extended by agreement of counsel and will only be extended by Court Order for truly exceptional circumstances.  Counsel shall complete the discovery necessary for good faith settlement discussions in advance of the mediation or settlement conference.  Counsel shall either file a Request for Referral to Settlement Conference for a referral to a qualified settlement facilitator through the Court’s Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”) Program, or they may make their own arrangements for a private mediator or settlement facilitator.\n2.  JOINDER OF PARTIES.  Additional parties will not be joined unless otherwise ordered by the Court.  If additional parties are joined, such joinder must occur in a sufficiently timely manner so that the Mediation/Settlement Conference deadline and trial setting are not affected.\n3.  AMENDMENT OF PLEADINGS.  Motions to Amend the Complaint or Answer will be filed within four weeks of the date of entry of this Order, unless otherwise ordered by the Court.\n4.  MOTIONS.  All motions addressed to the pleadings (e.g. motions brought under Rule 1-012(B), (D), (E), or (F) NMRA) shall be filed within eight weeks of the date of entry of this Order, unless otherwise ordered by the Court.  Motions for Summary Judgment pursuant to Rule 1-056 NMRA and motions to exclude expert testimony, including Daubert/Alberico motions, shall be filed no later than                             , unless otherwise ordered by the Court.  All motions will be submitted to the Court via email to \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:sfeddiv9proposedtxt@nmcourts.gov\" \u0014sfeddiv9proposedtxt@nmcourts.gov\u0015 pursuant to the motion package rule in LR1-201 NMRA.\n5.  DISCOVERY.  The time to complete discovery ends                              , unless otherwise ordered by the Court.  Discovery requests shall be served in sufficient time to allow response before the close of the discovery period.  Motions to compel are due no later than five business days after the close of discovery.  Counsel may not by agreement extend this due date. Failure to provide the motion package on motions to compel within 30 days of the discovery deadline set forth herein may result in the trial setting being vacated.  The parties shall comply with LR1-202(D) NMRA.\n6.  WITNESSES.  The parties shall file a list of expert witnesses expected to testify at trial on or before the dates set forth below:\nPlaintiff’s expert witnesses –\nDefendant’s expert witnesses –\nAt the time the expert witnesses are identified, the party presenting the expert witness shall provide to all other parties the following:  1) a current curriculum vita of the expert; 2) a written summary of the opinions and the bases therefor that the expert will present at trial; and 3) any written reports that have been prepared by the expert.\nThe parties shall file a list of all non-expert witnesses expected to testify at trial on or before _                          .\n7.  EXHIBITS.  The parties shall file a list of all exhibits expected to be submitted at trial no later than four weeks before Docket Call.  Parties will file and present a copy to the Court of an exhibit list that contains the exhibits numbered as they will be introduced at trial, identified by name or description, and with three columns to indicate “admitted”, “objection”, “ruling”. Plaintiff will number exhibits Plaintiff’s Exhibit P - #; Defendant will number exhibits Defendant’s Exhibit D - # (Defendant will not use letters). 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