D. Md. L.R. 105.2

a) General

All motions must be filed within deadlines set by the Court. Unless otherwise ordered

by the Court, all memoranda in opposition to a motion shall be filed within fourteen (14)

days of the service of the motion and any reply memoranda within fourteen (14) days after

service of the opposition memoranda. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, surreply

memoranda are not permitted to be filed.

b) Last-minute Filing Prohibited

In no event, unless otherwise ordered by the Court, is any memorandum to be filed after

4:00 p.m. on the afternoon before the last business day preceding the day on which the

proceeding to which the memorandum relates is to be held. For example, a memorandum

relating to a proceeding to be held on a Monday must be filed by 4:00 p.m. the previous

Thursday.

c) Where More Than One Party Plans to File Summary Judgment Motions

In a two-party case, if both parties intend to file summary judgment motions, counsel

are to agree among themselves which party is to file the initial motion. After that motion

has been filed, the other party shall file a cross-motion accompanied by a single

memorandum (both opposing the first party’s motion and in support of its own cross-motion), the first party shall then file an opposition/reply, and the second party may then file

a reply. If more than two (2) parties intend to file motions in a multi-party case, counsel

shall submit a proposed briefing schedule when submitting their status report.