Baltimore City Cir. Ct. Civil DCM Plan H

Plaintiff shall submit a social security printout

for the exposed plaintiff, and, if a secondary exposure case, then in addition for the

vector(s) through whom exposure is claimed, or if such a printout is not currently available,

then a signed authorization sufficient to permit defendants to obtain it.

2. Any defendant who desires to challenge the sufficiency of plaintiff’s submission must file a

written objection specifying each ground of challenge not later than thirty (30) days after the filing

of plaintiff’s submission. Any defendant may file a statement with additional pertinent

information in the same format as plaintiff’s submission not later than thirty (30) days after the

filing of plaintiff’s submission.

3. In lieu of the submission, plaintiff may file a stipulation of dismissal or a motion for dismissal

consented to by the parties.

4. If no submission is filed by plaintiff, any defendant may file a motion to dismiss the case not

later than fifteen (15) days after the due date for the submission. Unless plaintiff files a response

within fifteen (15) days thereafter showing good cause for failure to file the submission, an order

of dismissal without prejudice will be entered summarily.

5. At the status conference, the court will review the submissions of the parties and may direct the

parties to submit additional information as appropriate to enable it to assess the status of the claim.

The court may continue the conference to a later date as necessary.

6. Parties must be prepared at the status conference to discuss scheduling of discovery, dispositive

motions, pre-trial conference and trial, and possible referral for ADR.

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Judge