E.D. Wis. Civil L. R. 36

(a) Limitation on Requests for Admission.

(1) Any party may serve upon any other party no more than 50 written

requests for admission. The 50 permissible requests for admission may not be

expanded by the creative use of subparts.

(2) For the purpose of computing the number of requests for admission

served, requests for admission relating to the genuineness of any described

documents do not count toward the 50 request for admission limit.

(3) More than 50 requests for admission may be served on a party only

if that party agrees in writing or the Court so orders. A party seeking to serve

more than 50 requests for admission may move the Court for permission only

after seeking the agreement of the party on whom the additional requests for

admission would be served. If a party desires to serve additional requests for

admission, the party must promptly consult with the party to whom the

additional requests for admission would be propounded and attempt to reach

written stipulation as to a reasonable number of additional requests for

admission. The stipulation allowing additional requests for admission to be

served should not be filed with the Court except in connection with a motion to

compel answers. If a stipulation cannot be reached, the party seeking to serve

additional requests for admission may move the Court for permission to serve

additional requests for admission.

(4) The Court will not compel a party to answer any requests for

admission served in violation of this rule.

(b) Answering Requests for Admission. A response or an objection to a

request for admission must reproduce the request to which it refers.