Words to note, from Judge Amy Berman Jackson today, in Egolf v. Georgetown University:
MINUTE ORDER. Apparently, the parties either have not read, or they have read and do not intend to be mindful of, the Court's previous comments about unnecessarily contentious pleadings that waste the Court's time and resources. See Jan. 12, 2026 Order 32. Defendant Georgetown University's motion to strike 36 plaintiff's reply brief is DENIED, and plaintiff's motion for a short extension of time to file a reply which has already been docketed 35 is GRANTED. The parties should take note that with the reply, the motion to dismiss has been fully briefed, and it is under advisement. Nothing further is needed. And once plaintiff files a timely reply, if any, to the opposition 37 to his motion for reconsideration 34, there will be nothing else to be filed with respect to that or any other matter. No sur-replies will be permitted. SO ORDERED.
And from the cited Order at ECF No. 32:
