Daye v. Potter

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• determining that “fail[ing] to show ‘excusable neglect’ or any sufficient basis for failing to timely file a Response [to defendant’s motion to dismiss] … Plaintiff will be deemed to have waived his right to respond as provided in Local Rule 7.3(k)”
• applying the Pioneer excusable neglect factors in considering an untimely filing

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