Defendant objects to Intertainment's pretrial conference order portion

The defendant filed a proof of service on November 4, 2002, confirming delivery of objections to Intertainment Licensing GMBH's section of the pretrial conference order in case number SA CV 01-1025 (pj). The objections challenge aspects of the pretrial order that govern the scope and procedures for the upcoming trial.

The case remains active, but no judge has been assigned yet, leaving the timing of any ruling on these objections uncertain. The court docket does not provide additional details on the nature of the objections or the underlying dispute between the parties.

The pretrial conference order typically sets deadlines and parameters for discovery, motions, and trial preparation, so these objections could affect the case's schedule and strategy. The next significant step will be the court's response to the defendant's objections, which could clarify or modify the pretrial procedures.

The lack of a judge assignment suggests the case is still in early stages or awaiting administrative action. Monitoring docket updates for judge assignment and rulings on these objections will be critical to understanding how the case will proceed.