Bah v. City of New York
Opinion
NCW TOrR, NOW □□□ □□□□□ T. 212.532.1116 F. 212.532.1176 Winners New Jersey Office USDC SDNY 576 Main Street, Suite C Chatham, New Jersey 07928 ELEFTERAKIS I DOCUMENT JOHN ELEFTERAKIS* ELEFTERAKIS ELECTRONICALLY FILED NICHOLAS ELEFTERAKIS PANEK DOC #: RAYMOND PANEK En: OLIVER R. TOBIAS | DATE FILED:_05/06/20__ JEFFREY B. BROMFELD FAIZAN GHAZNAVI GABRIEL P. HARVIS BAREE N. FETT May 5, 2020 STEPHEN KAHN EVAN M. LA PENNA KRISTEN PERRY □ CONIGLIARO AIKA DANAYEVA BY ECF ARIANA ELEFTERAKIS pies MICHAEL INDELICATO Honorable Katharine H. Parker MICHAEL WARRON United States Magistrate Judge MARK NEWMAN □□ Southern District of New York JOSEPH PERRY MARIE LOUISE PRIOLO * 500 Pearl Street KEYONTE SUTHERLAND New York, New York 10007 WAYNE WATTLEY “Also Admitted In New Jersey Re: Bah v. City of New York, et al., 20 CV 263 (AT) (KHP) Your Honor: I represent plaintiff in the above-referenced matter. I write on behalf of the parties to respectfully request cancellation of the settlement conference scheduled for May 12, Pp y req 2020. If it should please the Court, the parties have conferred regarding settlement and, based on their respective positions, are confident that settlement is impracticable at this juncture. In order to conserve resources and avoid wasting the Court’s time, the parties jointly request that the Court adjourn the May 12" conference sine die, without prejudice to the parties requesting a settlement conference at a later point. Thank you for your consideration of this request. In light of the parties’ representation that a settlement conference would be futile, the R full bmitted conference scheduled for May 12, 2020 is especttuy su ee, adjourned sine die. The parties are directed to submit a letter concerning any proposed dispositive motions and any remaining issues | Gabriel P. Harvis by May 22, 2020. cc: Defense Counsel SO ORDERED: 2 05/06/20 Kehoe tt _ HON. KATHARINE H. PARKER
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