The parties exchanged competing letters regarding pretrial evidentiary objections, with plaintiff's counsel filing Rule 26(a)(3)(B) objections on April 22 (Entry #178) and testimony admission objections on April 25 (Entry #179), followed by defendant Skatteforvaltningen's response on April 28 (Entry #180). This suggests the case is in final pretrial preparation phase with active disputes over what evidence and testimony will be admitted at trial. No immediate action is required before 9 AM as these are informational letter briefs to the court rather than motions requiring response deadlines.
Updated 2026-03-30 22:36:09
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YOUR CASE FILE
Entry #178 (Apr 22): Daniel W. Levy filed Rule 26(a)(3)(B) pretrial disclosure objections on behalf of plaintiffs Stein and Lhote
Entry #179 (Apr 25): Same counsel filed additional letter objecting to admission of testimony
Entry #180 (Apr 28): Marc A. Weinstein responded for defendant Skatteforvaltningen, directly addressing the April 25 letter
All filings are letter briefs to Judge Buchwald rather than formal motions, suggesting streamlined pretrial dispute resolution process
WHAT THE OTHER SIDE DID
The timing shows active pretrial maneuvering with Skatteforvaltningen responding within 3 days, indicating both sides are engaged and preparing aggressively for trial
Plaintiffs filed two separate objection letters within 3 days, suggesting either strategic escalation or discovery of additional problematic evidence/testimony as trial approaches
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOUR CASE
The evidentiary disputes signal this case is proceeding to trial rather than settlement, requiring full trial preparation and witness/exhibit finalization
Multiple objections from plaintiffs may indicate defendant has strong evidence or expert testimony that plaintiffs are trying to exclude before trial
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