ORDER - Having considered the CONSENT MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME (ECF No. 38 ), and for good cause shown, and there being no objection by the defendant thereto, it is hereby ORDERED that the CONSENT MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME (ECF No. 38 ) is granted. It is further ORDERED that: By April 30, 2026, the plaintiff shall file her response to DEFENDANT AION MANAGEMENT LLC'S PARTIAL MOTION TO DISMISS FIRST AMENDED COMPLAINT FOR FAILURE TO STATE A CLAIM (ECF No. 33 ); and By May 14, 2026, AION

The court granted a consent motion extending the deadline for the plaintiff to respond to Aion Management LLC's partial motion to dismiss the first amended complaint. District Judge Robert E. Payne approved the extension on March 30, 2026, after the defendant raised no objection.

The plaintiff now must file her response by April 30, 2026. Aion Management LLC must file its reply by May 14, 2026. The partial motion to dismiss challenges the sufficiency of the plaintiff's claims in the amended complaint.

The case remains active with these briefing deadlines set. The court's order signals ongoing dispute over whether the plaintiff's allegations meet the legal standards to survive dismissal. The docket reflects the procedural posture focused on motions to dismiss, a common early-stage hurdle in federal litigation.

The parties appear to be cooperating on scheduling, as shown by the consent motion. The next key event will be the plaintiff's response, which will frame the arguments opposing dismissal. The court will then consider the reply before deciding whether to dismiss any claims or allow the case to proceed.