U.S. v. Williams, 09-60302. This case has been reset for trial on the October trial calendar.
U.S. v. Bowe, 04-60321.
U.S. v. Olvera, 06-80040.
U.S. v. Publisi, 10-80095.
U.S. v. Gabart, 10-80096.
U.S. v. Santiago, 10-80098.
U.S. v. Rojas, 10-80105.
U.S. v. Bell, 10-80107.
U.S. v. Adams, 10-80108.
U.S. v. Wright, 10-80114.
U.S. v. Kist, 10-80119.
Suggested start-up trial dates are advisory only. Due to settlements and other reasons, the Court reserves the right to call cases for trial earlier than the date listed and out of turn.
Counsel may appear for some hearings by telephone after making prior arrangements with the courtroom deputy.
All motions and stipulations must be accompanied by one proposed order (in PDF format) granting the motion. The order shall contain an up-to-date service list (names and addresses) of all attorneys in the case. All motions shall be e-filed or filed with the clerk's office. Motions mailed directly to chambers will not be treated as having been filed.
On the first day of trial, each party must hand to the court reporter in the courtroom two copies of the exhibit list and witness list. All trial exhibits must be marked before trial.
The court normally conducts voir dire but welcomes suggested and follow-up questions from counsel. These should be handed to the court prior to the commencement of voir dire.
Sherrod v. School Board, 07-80217, order granting-in-part and denying-in-part defendants' motion for summary judgment, 3/18/10.
Burgos-Stefanelli v. Napolitano, 09-60118, order granting defendant's motion for summary judgment, 3/4/10.
American Home Assurance Co. v. Rap Trucking, Inc., 09-80020, order granting plaintiff's motion for summary judgment and denying defendant's motion for summary judgment, 2/9/10.
Brown v. Hannold, order granting defendant's renewed motion for judgment as a matter of law, 1/21/10.
Alan v. Tyz, 08-80935, order granting defendants' motion for summary judgment, 1/14/10.
Johnson Controls, Inc. v. Flaherty, 08-81403, order granting plaintiff's motion for summary judgment and denying defendants' motions for summary judgment, 12/10/09.
Woods v. Deangelo Marine Exhaust, Inc. , 08-81579, order denying defendant's motion for summary judgment, 11/21/09.
Reese v. Miami-Dade County, 01-3766, order granting defendants' motions for summary judgment and denying plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment, 11/10/09.
Jankus v. The Edge Investors, L.P., 08-80200, order partially granting plaintiff's motion for summary judgement and denying defendant's motion for summary judgment, 4/7/09.
Panchoosingh v. General Labor Staffing Services, Inc., 07-80818, order denying in part and granting in part defendant's motion for summary judgment, 4/7/09.
From I-95: Get off at Exit 70, "Okeechobee Blvd.," drive east and get into the far right-hand lane. Take the exit marked "Australian Avenue North." Continue on Australian Avenue North and get into the far right-hand lane. Turn right onto Banyan Blvd. -- you will see the NBC Channel 5 Building on the corner of Australian and Banyan. Continue on Banyan across the railroad tracks. The courthouse is in the next block on the right-hand (south) side. Parking is available on the left (north), across the street from the courthouse. Additional parking is available in the West Palm Beach parking garage immediately east of the courthouse.From Florida Turnpike: Get off at the "West Palm Beach - Okeechobee Blvd." exit. Go east into West Palm Beach, following the prior directions.From Palm Beach Int'l Airport: Exit the airport onto Australian Avenue. Turn left (north) onto Australian Avenue, cross Belvedere and continue on Australian until you reach the traffic lights at Banyan Blvd. (You will see the NBC Channel 5 building on the corner of Australian and Banyan.) Go right (east) on Banyan and continue, crossing the railroad tracks. The courthouse is in the next block on the right-hand (south) side of the street.
Chief Judge Moreno has announced a new policy to govern the closing of federal courthouses in the case of a weather emergency. The courthouses will follow the local school districts, e.g., if the public schools in Palm Beach County are closed, the U.S. courthouse in West Palm Beach will also be closed for the same period of time.
