On May 10, 2017 a
Party Notice
was filed
involving a dispute between
Up Fieldgate Us Investments East Colonial Llc,
and
Dicks Sporting Goods Inc,
for 3
in the District Court of Orange County.
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Filing #60691565 E-Filed 08/21/2017 04:35:20 PM
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND
FOR ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CASE NO.: 2017-CA-4308-O
DIVISION: 32
UP FIELDGATE US INVESTMENTS-
EAST COLONIAL, LLC,
Plaintiff,
vs.
DICKS SPORTING GOODS, INC. a
Delaware corporation,
Defendant.
/
NOTICE TO PARTIES
The parties in this case are hereby notified that the Court requires that the
parties comply with the Complex Business Litigation Court Rules. If a Motion
filed in this case is one listed in Rule 5.12, the parties are directed to set the
Motion, if contested, during short matters if the matter may be completed in twenty
(20) minutes or less. If the Motion requires more than twenty (20) minutes, a
Motion for Oral Argument must be filed which indicates the reason for the need
for additional time and the amount of time requested for the hearing. The Court
will not issue rulings on the Motions listed in Rule 5.12 without hearing or
agreement of the parties. A hard copy of the Motion for Oral Argument shall be
provided to the Court in paper, along with a proposed Order, sufficient copiesand addressed stamped, envelopes for those parties that are not participating
in e-service through the statewide ePortal to serve on all counsel/parties to the
action not being served by the ePortal.
Fully briefed motions: The e-portal does not notify the court when motions
or responses in opposition have been filed. Pursuant to Business Court Rule 5.14,
once a motion is fully briefed and complies with Business Court Rules 5.1 and 5.3,
the Movant shall notify the Court in writing that the matter is briefed and ready for
ruling by filing a Notice to the Court of Fully Briefed Motion along with the
checklist that is located on the Business Court web page. The notice shall include
the titles of the motion, response and reply and the date upon which each was filed.
The notice shall be filed in the court file with a courtesy copy to chambers via the
division’s courtesy copies email address. (Division 32: div32copies@ocnjcc.org
and Division 43: div43copies@ocnjcc.org). A courtesy copy of motions listed in
Business Court Rules 5.12 and 5.16 shall be sent to the Court upon filing along
with a proposed order in paper, along with sufficient copies and addressed,
stamped envelopes for those parties that are not participating in e-service
through the statewide ePortal to serve all counsel/parties to the action not being
served by the ePortal.
Proposed Orders: The e-portal does not provide for the uploading of
proposed orders to the Court. The proposed order must be submitted pursuant to
2Business Court Rule 5.14. All orders must have full titles. The Court will not sign
a document titled simply “order”. Agreed Orders: If the parties have agreed
upon the form of an order, the Movant shall provide a proposed order in paper,
along with sufficient copies and addressed, stamped envelopes for those
parties that are not participating in e-service through the statewide ePortal to
serve on all counsel/parties to the action not being served by the ePortal. The order
must be accompanied by a cover letter indicating that all counsel of record have
approved the form of the order. Contested Orders: Contested proposed orders
must be submitted in paper, along with sufficient copies and addressed,
stamped envelopes for those parties that are not participating in e-service
through the statewide ePortal to serve all counsel/parties to the action not being
served by the ePortal. In addition, the contested order must be sent, in Word
format, to the division’s courtesy copy email address. The order must be
accompanied by a cover letter indicating that opposing counsel opposes the form
of the order and setting forth the details of opposing counsel’s opposition.
DONE AND ORDERED at Orlando, Orange County, Florida on this“2/_
day of August, 2017.
Donald A. Myers,
Circuit JudgeCERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing was filed with the Clerk of the
Court this Big of August, 2017 by using the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal
System. Accordingly, a copy of the foregoing is being served on this day to all
attorney(s)/interested parties identified on the ePortal Electronic Service List, via
transmission of Notices of Electronic Filing generated by the ePortal System.
Bianca DuBose
Business Court Case Manager
Document Filed Date
August 21, 2017
Case Filing Date
May 10, 2017
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Filing #60691565 E-Filed 08/21/2017 04:35:20 PM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO.: 2017-CA-4308-O DIVISION: 32 UP FIELDGATE US INVESTMENTS- EAST COLONIAL, LLC, Plaintiff, vs. DICKS SPORTING GOODS, INC. a Delaware corporation, Defendant. / NOTICE TO PARTIES The parties in this case are hereby notified that the Court requires that the parties comply with the Complex Business Litigation Court Rules. If a Motion filed in this case is one listed in Rule 5.12, the parties are directed to set the Motion, if contested, during short matters if the matter may be completed in twenty (20) minutes or less. If the Motion requires more than twenty (20) minutes, a Motion for Oral Argument must be filed which indicates the reason for the need for additional time and the amount of time requested for the hearing. The Court will not issue rulings on the Motions listed in Rule 5.12 without hearing or agreement of the parties. A hard copy of the Motion for Oral Argument shall be provided to the Court in paper, along with a proposed Order, sufficient copiesand addressed stamped, envelopes for those parties that are not participating in e-service through the statewide ePortal to serve on all counsel/parties to the action not being served by the ePortal. Fully briefed motions: The e-portal does not notify the court when motions or responses in opposition have been filed. Pursuant to Business Court Rule 5.14, once a motion is fully briefed and complies with Business Court Rules 5.1 and 5.3, the Movant shall notify the Court in writing that the matter is briefed and ready for ruling by filing a Notice to the Court of Fully Briefed Motion along with the checklist that is located on the Business Court web page. The notice shall include the titles of the motion, response and reply and the date upon which each was filed. The notice shall be filed in the court file with a courtesy copy to chambers via the division’s courtesy copies email address. (Division 32: div32copies@ocnjcc.org and Division 43: div43copies@ocnjcc.org). A courtesy copy of motions listed in Business Court Rules 5.12 and 5.16 shall be sent to the Court upon filing along with a proposed order in paper, along with sufficient copies and addressed, stamped envelopes for those parties that are not participating in e-service through the statewide ePortal to serve all counsel/parties to the action not being served by the ePortal. Proposed Orders: The e-portal does not provide for the uploading of proposed orders to the Court. The proposed order must be submitted pursuant to 2Business Court Rule 5.14. All orders must have full titles. The Court will not sign a document titled simply “order”. Agreed Orders: If the parties have agreed upon the form of an order, the Movant shall provide a proposed order in paper, along with sufficient copies and addressed, stamped envelopes for those parties that are not participating in e-service through the statewide ePortal to serve on all counsel/parties to the action not being served by the ePortal. The order must be accompanied by a cover letter indicating that all counsel of record have approved the form of the order. Contested Orders: Contested proposed orders must be submitted in paper, along with sufficient copies and addressed, stamped envelopes for those parties that are not participating in e-service through the statewide ePortal to serve all counsel/parties to the action not being served by the ePortal. In addition, the contested order must be sent, in Word format, to the division’s courtesy copy email address. The order must be accompanied by a cover letter indicating that opposing counsel opposes the form of the order and setting forth the details of opposing counsel’s opposition. DONE AND ORDERED at Orlando, Orange County, Florida on this“2/_ day of August, 2017. Donald A. Myers, Circuit JudgeCERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing was filed with the Clerk of the Court this Big of August, 2017 by using the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal System. Accordingly, a copy of the foregoing is being served on this day to all attorney(s)/interested parties identified on the ePortal Electronic Service List, via transmission of Notices of Electronic Filing generated by the ePortal System. Bianca DuBose Business Court Case Manager