The federal courts in your area operate in a much differnt manner than
in California. If the cases were pending out here, it would have been
at least another year before your trial date.

Then again, the federal courts here deal with lots of drug smuggling
and immigration cases which tax the court's resources. Civil cases
get a much lower priority.

Will you be filing a Motion for Summary Judgment?

--- In gentlewindvictims@yahoogroups.com, "jfbergin" <jfbergin@y...>
wrote:
>
> Carl,
>
> Maine District Court is strict about dates. They did allow a one-day
> extension due to the GWP plaintiffs' attorney's schedule, but
> otherwise the deposition scheduling is now completed.
>
> Perhaps reality of the legal process is setting in with the
> plaintiffs, as the only people they decided to depose were both of
> us and our two expert witnesses.
>
> GWP's "reality" is not supported by the facts, and as additional
> information is available it will be open to the public in great
> detail at trial. We have attended each of the plaintiffs'
> depositions to bear witness to their answers given under oath.
>
> Jim