Northwind v. Reyes
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Sep 8Opposition due
Sep 15Summary judgment reply due
Oct 3CMC statement due
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Federal Rules Local Rules Judge standing orders Orders in the case
How this date was derivedConfirmed
Triggering eventOpposition due September 8, 2026
Governing sourceN.D. Cal. Civil L.R. 7-3(c)Open rule
Source languageReply due not more than 7 days after the opposition was due
CountSeven calendar days after the opposition due date
AdjustmentNo weekend or federal holiday adjustment
Counsel confirmedSeptember 15, 2026
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When the docket moves, your team knows.
Birdlaw monitors supported federal dockets and emails your team when it finds a new filing. Forward the court’s NEF so Birdlaw can capture the filing PDF and include it with the alert.
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Northwind v. Reyes
Dkt. 62 · Opposition to motion for summary judgment
Deadline review
Reply due September 15N.D. Cal. Civ. L.R. 7-3(c) Email links to the MatterIllustrative alert after a successful NEF capture.
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