Faulk v. Kooth USA, LLC and Patrick Johnston

Summary

The document is a stipulated motion requesting leave for defendants to file a consolidated, overlength dispositive motion in an employment-discrimination case. The United States District Court for the Western District of Washington granted leave for a motion of up to 11,500 words, with corresponding additional words for the plaintiff's response and a reply limited to one-half of the total.

Holdings

1. The court granted the parties' stipulated request for Defendants to file a single consolidated dispositive motion of no more than 11,500 words.
2. The order allowed Plaintiff an equal number of additional words for the response and limited Defendants' reply to one-half of the total.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the court should grant the parties' stipulated request for Defendants to file a consolidated dispositive motion exceeding the local word limit.
2. Whether Plaintiff should receive an equal additional word allowance for the response and whether the reply should be limited to one-half of the total.

Disposition

other