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ETHICON, INC., PELVIC REPAIR SYSTEM PRODUCTS LIABILITY LITIGATION MDL No IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA CHARLESTON DIVISION IN RE: ETHICON, INC., PELVIC REPAIR SYSTEM PRODUCTS LIABILITY LITIGATION MDL No. 2327 ------------------------------------------------- THIS DOCUMENT RELATES TO ETHICON WAVE 1 CASES PRETRIAL ORDER # 215 (Wave 1 Cases – Briefing Schedule on Disputed Venue Recommendations) Pursuant to PTO # 205 (Second Amended Docket Control Order – Wave 1 Cases), the parties recently submitted a joint venue recommendation on the cases remaining in Wave 1, attached hereto as Exhibit A. In the joint venue recommendation, the parties identified four Wave 1 cases in which venue is in dispute. Those cases are: (1) Lozano 2:12-cv-00347; (2) Ware 2:12- cv-00761; (3) Joplin 2:12-cv-00787; and (4) Williams 2:12-cv-0511. It is ORDERED that in the individual Wave 1 cases listed above, briefs regarding proper venue are due as follows: Plaintiffs’ Briefs in Support of Venue Due: March 8, 2016 Defendants’ Response Briefs: March 11, 2016 Plaintiffs’ Reply Briefs: March 15, 2016 The parties are directed to file the above briefs in the respective individual cases listed above, not in MDL 2327. The court DIRECTS the Clerk to file a copy of this order in 2:12-md-2327 and in the Ethicon Wave 1 cases. In cases subsequently filed in this district after 2:16-cv-01997, a copy of the most recent pretrial order will be provided by the Clerk to counsel appearing in each new action at the time of filing of the complaint. In cases subsequently removed or transferred to this court, a copy of the most recent pretrial order will be provided by the Clerk to counsel appearing in each new action upon removal or transfer. It shall be the responsibility of the parties to review and abide by all pretrial orders previously entered by the court. The orders may be accessed through the CM/ECF system or the court’s website at www.wvsd.uscourts.gov. ENTER: March 1, 2016 2 EXHIBIT A IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA CHARLESTON DIVISION IN RE: ETHICON, INC., PELVIC REPAIR SYSTEM PRODUCTS LIABILITY LITIGATION MDL No. 2327 ------------------------------------------------- THIS DOCUMENT RELATES TO ETHICON WAVE 1 CASES Plaintiff Civil Action Number Proposed Remand Jurisdiction Wilma Johnson 2:11‐cv‐00809 USDC, Southern District of West Virginia 2:12‐cv‐00256 Amy Holland USDC, Middle District of Georgia, Valdosta Division Carrie Smith 2:12‐cv‐00258 USDC, Middle District of Georgia, Macon Division 2:12‐cv‐00261 Mary F. Cone USDC, Southern District of Georgia, Waycross Division 2:12‐cv‐00276 Cathy Warlick USDC, Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta Division Joy Essman 2:12‐cv‐00277 USDC, District of Kansas, Kansas City Division 2:12‐cv‐00279 Susan Thaman USDC, District Court for the Southern District of Florida 2:12‐cv‐00286 Quillan R. Garnett USDC, Middle District of Georgia, Athens Division 2:12‐cv‐00335 Sandra Wolfe USDC, Western District of Missouri, Kansas City Division Kathleen Wolfe 2:12‐cv‐00337 USDC, Northern District of New York Rose Gomez 2:12‐cv‐00344 USDC, Eastern District of Pennsylvania 2:12‐cv‐00351 Kathy Barton USDC, Northern District of Georgia, Newnan Division Amanda Deleon 2:12‐cv‐00358 USDC, Eastern District of Pennsylvania 2:12‐cv‐00368 Sharon Boggs USDC, Southern District of Ohio, Western Division Dawna Hankins 2:12‐cv‐00369 USDC, Western District of Washington 2:12‐cv‐00376 Charlene Logan Taylor USDC, Western District of Louisiana, Shreveport Division 2:12‐cv‐00378 Tina Morrow USDC, Western District of Louisiana, Monroe Division 1 Plaintiff Civil Action Number Proposed Remand Jurisdiction 2:12‐cv‐00379 Teri Key Shively USDC, Western District of Louisiana, Monroe Division 2:12‐cv‐00387 Maru LuEllen Kilday USDC, Middle District of Georgia, Athens Division 2:12‐cv‐00389 Janice Renee Swaney USDC, Middle District of Georgia, Athens Division Carol Jean Dimock 2:12‐cv‐00401 USDC, District of Utah Pamela Free 2:12‐cv‐00423 USDC, Southern District of Indiana 2:12‐cv‐00443 USDC, Western District of Michigan, Grand Rapids Holly Jones Division Pamela Gray‐Wheeler 2:12‐cv‐00455 USDC, Northern District of Mississippi Amelia R. Gonzales 2:12‐cv‐00468 USDC, District of Arizona, Phoenix Division 2:12‐cv‐00469 Patricia Tyler USDC, Central District of California, Eastern Division Mary Jane Olson 2:12‐cv‐00470 USDC, District of Arizona Harriet Beach 2:12‐cv‐00476 USDC, District of Massachusetts, Boston Division Miranda Patterson 2:12‐cv‐00481 USDC, Northern District of Ohio, Eastern Division 2:12‐cv‐00483 Carey Beth Cole USDC, Western District of Arkansas, Texarkana Division 2:12‐cv‐00485 Danni Laffoon USDC, Western District of Kentucky, Owensboro Division 2:12‐cv‐00486 Karen Forester USDC, Eastern District of Arkansas, Jonesboro Division Melissa Clayton 2:12‐cv‐00489 USDC, Eastern District of Louisiana, District L 2:12‐cv‐00490 Shirley Freeman USDC, Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta Division 2:12‐cv‐00491 Gwendolyn T. Young USDC, Middle District of Georgia, Athens Division 2:12‐cv‐00493 USDC, Eastern District of Tennessee, Northeastern Nancy Hooper Division Penelope Ann Link 2:12‐cv‐00494 Saurino USDC, Northern District of Georgia, Newman Division Andrea Carol Chandlee 2:12‐cv‐00495 USDC, Middle District of Florida 2:12‐cv‐00496 Sonya M. Moreland USDC, Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta Division 2:12‐cv‐00497 Dina Sanders Bennett USDC, Western District of Louisiana, Monroe Division Myndal Johnson 2:12‐cv‐00498 USDC, District of Minnesota 2:12‐cv‐00499 USDC, Eastern District of Tennessee, Northeastern Kimberly Thomas Division 2 Plaintiff Civil Action Number Proposed Remand Jurisdiction 2:12‐cv‐00500 Krystal Teasley USDC, Middle District of Georgia, Athens Division 2:12‐cv‐00501 Jennifer Sikes USDC, Northern District of Georgia, Gainesville Division 2:12‐cv‐00505 Mary Thurston USDC, Western District of Missouri, Kansas City Division 2:12‐cv‐00510 Charlene Miracle USDC, Eastern District of Tennessee, Knoxville Division Patricia Conti 2:12‐cv‐00516 USDC, Eastern District of Pennsylvania 2:12‐cv‐00517 USDC, Middle District of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg Joann Lehman Division 2:12‐cv‐00539 Ann Louise Ruppel Fuller USDC, District of Nevada 2:12‐cv‐00540 Nancy Feidler USDC, Eastern District of Texas, Beaumont Division Brenda Riddell 2:12‐cv‐00547 USDC, Eastern District of Kentucky 2:12‐cv‐00548 USDC, Southern District of Florida, Fort Lauderdale Rhoda Schachtman Division Sharon Carpenter 2:12‐cv‐00554 USDC, Southern District of Mississippi 2:12‐cv‐00555 Carolyn Sue Doyle USDC, Southern District of Florida, Ft. Pierce Division 2:12‐cv‐00567 Noemi Padilla USDC, Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta Division 2:12‐cv‐00571 Mary Catherine Wise USDC, Middle District of Georgia, Athens Division Beverly Kivel 2:12‐cv‐00591 USDC, District of Minnesota Frances Ann Cortez 2:12‐cv‐00594 USDC, Eastern District of Louisiana 2:12‐cv‐00595 Mary Hendrix USDC, Western District of Kentucky, Paducah Division 2:12‐cv‐00601 Deanna Jean Thomas USDC, Eastern District of Texas, Sherman Division 2:12‐cv‐00651 Robin Bridges USDC, Northern District of Texas, Fort Worth Division Maria C. Stone 2:12‐cv‐00652 USDC, District of Arizona 2:12‐cv‐00654 Stacy Shultis USDC, Eastern District of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Division Judy G. Williams 2:12‐cv‐00657 USDC, Western District of North Carolina Ana Ruebel 2:12‐cv‐00663 USDC, District of New Jersey Donna Loustaunau 2:12‐cv‐00666 USDC, Eastern District of Louisiana 2:12‐cv‐00683 Louise Grabowski USDC, District of South Carolina, Beaufort Division 3 Plaintiff Civil Action Number Proposed Remand Jurisdiction Beth Harter 2:12‐cv‐00737 USDC, Virginia Western District Sheri Scholl 2:12‐cv‐00738 USDC, Virginia Eastern District Margaret Kirkpatrick 2:12‐cv‐00746 USDC, Northern District of Ohio, Eastern Division 2:12‐cv‐00747 USDC, Western District of Virginia, Charlottesville Karyn E. Drake Division Myra Byrd 2:12‐cv‐00748 USDC, Western District of North Carolina 2:12‐cv‐00749 Jennifer D. Van Rensburg USDC, Western District of Texas 2:12‐cv‐00755 Cheryl Lankston USDC, Southern District of Texas, Houston Division 2:12‐cv‐00756 Dee Woolsey USDC, Southern District of Indiana, Evansville Division 2:12‐cv‐00757 USDC, Northern District of Georgia or Northern District Barbara Jean Bridges of Indiana 2:12‐cv‐00759 USDC, Northern District of New York, Plattsburgh Diane Matott Division 2:12‐cv‐00760 Lois Durham USDC, Western District of Arkansas, Texarkana Division 2:12‐cv‐00762 Janet D. Jones USDC, Middle District of Tennessee, Nashville Division 2:12‐cv‐00765 Rachel Taylor USDC, Eastern District of Kentucky, Lexington Division 2:12‐cv‐00766 Kimberly Garnto USDC, Southern District of Georgia, Dublin Division 2:12‐cv‐00768 Sandra LaBadie USDC, District of Pennsylvania, Wilkes‐Barre Division 2:12‐cv‐00769 Kimberly T. Burnham USDC, Northern District of Mississippi, Eastern Division 2:12‐cv‐00772 Harmony Minniefield USDC, Eastern District of Tennessee, Winchester Division Tina Patterson 2:12‐cv‐00773 USDC, Western District of Missouri 2:12‐cv‐00779 USDC, Western District of North Carolina, Asheville Dee McBrayer Division Wendy Hagans 2:12‐cv‐00783 USDC, Middle District of Alabama Isabel Swint 2:12‐cv‐00786 USDC, Northern District of Georgia, Newman Division Maria Eugnia Quijano 2:12‐cv‐00799 USDC, Northern District of Texas Angela Morrison 2:12‐cv‐00800 USDC, Western District of Arkansas Barbara A. Hill 2:12‐cv‐00806 USDC, Middle District of Tennessee, Nashville Division Mary Lee Sweeney 2:12‐cv‐00807 USDC, Western District of Michigan, Western Division 2:12‐cv‐00811 Donna Zoltowski USDC, District of South Carolina, Greenville Division 4 Plaintiff Civil Action Number Proposed Remand Jurisdiction Julie A.
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