NOTICE TO COUNSEL AND PARTIES: The Middle District of Florida's revised Local Rules become effective November 1, 2025, and can be found on the Court's public website Additionally, the undersigned has issued Standing Orders, available at that apply to all proceedings before the undersigned. For a just and efficient resolution of this case, the parties are DIRECTED to read and comply with the Middle District of Florida's Local Rules and this Court's Standing Orders. See Local Rule 1.01(a).

Judge Wendy W. Berger issued a notice on May 8, 2026, reminding counsel and parties that the Middle District of Florida's revised Local Rules took effect on November 1, 2025. These revised rules are publicly available on the court's website.

The judge also referenced standing orders that apply to all proceedings before her. The notice directs all parties to read and comply with both the Local Rules and the standing orders to ensure a just and efficient resolution of the case.

The judge warned that failure to comply with any Local Rules or court orders could lead to sanctions, including dismissal of the case or entry of default without further notice. This directive shows the court’s emphasis on procedural compliance. The case remains active, but no other substantive filings or motions have been noted in the docket.

The court has not disclosed the case’s underlying claims or parties involved. The standing orders mentioned are intended to govern procedural matters specific to Judge Berger’s courtroom. Counsel should monitor the court’s website for updates to these rules and orders.

The notice serves as a procedural checkpoint rather than a ruling on the merits. It signals the court’s readiness to enforce compliance rigorously. The absence of other docket activity suggests the case is in early or administrative stages.

Judge Berger’s order aims to prevent delays caused by procedural missteps. Parties ignoring these instructions risk losing their claims or defenses by default. The court’s approach matches with standard federal practice to maintain docket control and case management discipline.