Local Rule LR 56-1: MOTIONS FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
D. Nev. — Civil rule
LR 56-1. MOTIONS FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
(a) Statement of Facts. A motion for summary judgment must include a concise statement of the material facts as to which the moving party contends there is no genuine dispute. Each fact must be stated in a separate, numbered paragraph. Each fact must be supported by a citation to a particular part of the record.
(b) Response. A party opposing a motion for summary judgment must file a concise response to each numbered paragraph in the movant's statement of facts. The opposing party must admit, deny, or admit in part and deny in part each fact stated by the movant. To demonstrate a genuine dispute, the opposing party must cite to a particular part of the record. Any fact that is not specifically controverted is deemed admitted.
(c) Additional Facts. The party opposing a motion for summary judgment may separately set forth additional material facts as to which there is a genuine dispute, in numbered paragraphs with citations to the record.
(d) Reply. The moving party may file a reply that responds to each additional fact asserted by the opposing party.