UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:

 IN THE UNITED STATES

 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

 OFFICE OF HEARINGS

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION,

 COMPLAINANT,

VS. CASE NO. FAA-2015-0206

NORTHEASTERN AVIATION CORPORATION,

 RESPONDENT.

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 HEARING BEFORE

 THE HONORABLE J.E. SULLIVAN

 THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2015

 10:00 A.M.

 HISTORIC JORDAN SPRINGS

 1160 JORDAN SPRINGS ROAD

 STEPHENSON, VIRGINIA 22656
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1 APPEARANCES

2 ON BEHALF OF THE COMPLAINANT,

3 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION:

4 DANIEL P. KOHLMEYER, ESQUIRE

5 OFFICE OF THE REGIONAL COUNSEL

6 EASTERN REGION

7 1 AVIATION PLAZA

8 JAMAICA, NEW YORK 11434

9 TELEPHONE: 718.553.3266

10 FACSIMILE: 718.995.5699

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12 ON BEHALF OF THE RESPONDENT,

13 NORTHEASTERN AVIATION CORPORATION:

14 EDWARD J. LONGOSZ, II, ESQUIRE

15 ECKERT, SEAMANS, CHERIN & MELLOT, LLC

16 1717 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST

17 SUITE 1200

18 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006

19 TELEPHONE: 202.659.6619

20 FACSIMILE: 202.659.6699

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1 HEARING

2 THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2015

3 10:00 A.M.

4 THE COURT: We're on the record, in the

5 matter of Northeastern Aviation Corporation. This is

6 Docket number FAA-2015-0206. Today is Thursday, June

7 18, 2015, and the parties have convened by telephone

8 for a litigation scheduling conference. The FAA is

9 present, through its attorney, Mr. Daniel P.

10 Kohlmeyer. The Respondent, Northeastern Aviation

11 Corporation, is represented by its attorney of record,

12 Mr. Edward J. Longosz, II. Also present, sitting in

13 as an observer only, at the Office of Hearings, is

14 Spencer P. Williams, a law student judicial intern at

15 this office for the summer. Good morning to you all.

16 MR. KOHLMEYER: Good morning.

17 MR. LONGOSZ: Good morning.

18 COURT REPORTER: Good morning.

19 THE COURT: I'll simply note that on April

20 15, 2015, an order setting Rule 16, Litigation

21 Scheduling Conference and directing the parties to

22 confer and file a Rule 26F proposed discovery plan was

23 filed. Among other things, this order set a deadline

24 for filing a Rule 26 discovery plan. This also sets

25 the conference for today's date and time.
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1 Subsequently, on June 2, 2015, the parties filed a

2 jointly proposed scheduling discovery plan, which the

3 Court has before it, and has already reviewed. It's

4 the day to talk about it. So let me ask a couple

5 questions, because I think you've done some excellent

6 work, and this won't take very long. Mr. Kohlmeyer,

7 I'm going to start with you. Can you identify for me,

8 how many violations is the Plaintiff actually

9 alleging?

10 MR. KOHLMEYER: One moment, Your Honor. The

11 evidence is that there were 160 individual flights

12 during that time period.

13 THE COURT: Does that mean that you're

14 alleging 160 individual violations?

15 MR. KOHLMEYER: Not exactly, Your Honor. I

16 see your point. No, it's not 160 individual

17 violations.

18 THE COURT: Well let me put it this way.

19 You have indicated on page four of your four-page

20 complaint, that the Respondent is subject to a civil

21 penalty, not to exceed $25,000, for each of the

22 violations alleged. In addition, on that same page,

23 you've indicated that based on the facts and

24 circumstances of the case, a civil penalty of $49,500

25 is appropriate. So in looking at that material, it
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1 appears to me that there's more than one violation,

2 and it could be anywhere from two violations to

3 infinity, depending on how you factor in the civil

4 penalty calculation. So it's helpful for me, and it's

5 likely helpful to the responding party, to know how

6 many violations you're alleging, so that discovery can

7 be had about the civil penalty calculation, in

8 addition to the factual allegations regarding the

9 violations themselves. So would you have that

10 information at your fingertips now, or is it something

11 that you can supplement the record with soon?

12 MR. KOHLMEYER: I could supplement the

13 record soon, Your Honor. I don't have it.

14 THE COURT: When do you think you can do

15 that?

16 MR. KOHLMEYER: One week.

17 THE COURT: That would be great. So today

18 is June 18, 2015. Just to be on the safe side, let's

19 plan on having you file just a statement about how

20 many violations you're pursuing in this particular

21 action, no later than June 30th, which is the last day

22 of the month. Would that be acceptable?

23 MR. KOHLMEYER: That's fine, Your Honor.

24 THE COURT: Okay. Then my next question to

25 you, and I'll be checking in with the Respondent about
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1 this as well, is you indicated on page three of your

2 jointly proposed scheduling and discovery plan, that

3 you would like to have a hearing in New York City.

4 Can you tell me about how many days you think that

5 hearing might last, based on your preliminary

6 discussions at this point?

7 MR. KOHLMEYER: At this point, Your Honor, I

8 would estimate three days at the most.

9 THE COURT: And is that encompassing to the

10 best of your ability, the Respondent's entire defense

11 case, or is that just for your portion of the case?

12 MR. KOHLMEYER: That would be my guess about

13 the entire case. I would ask Mr. Longosz.

14 THE COURT: Well then Mr. Longosz, let me

15 turn to you. Does that sound like a good estimate to

16 you, knowing what you know about your client's

17 position?

18 MR. LONGOSZ: It does, Judge.

19 THE COURT: Then let's talk a little bit

20 about some of the deadline dates. And I'm going to go

21 through the joint proposed schedule from page one to

22 page four. So typically what I do, is I provide a due

23 date for initial disclosures, in addition to a

24 deadline to start general discovery. And general

25 disclosures are those described in Rule 26(a)(1).
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1 Typically, most people have already disclosed them by

2 the time that they appear before me at the conference.

3 But for those circumstances, where that type of

4 discovery is still being voluntarily exchanged, I set

5 a date. If you have a July 1, 2015, proposal for

6 initiating general discovery, what about setting July

7 30 ... I'm sorry, June 30, 2015, for the deadline to

8 exchange initial disclosures, if you need it at this

9 point. Mr. Kohlmeyer, would that be acceptable?

10 MR. KOHLMEYER: That's acceptable, Judge,

11 yes.

12 THE COURT: And Mr. Longosz?

13 MR. LONGOSZ: That's acceptable, Judge.

14 THE COURT: So noted. Then I'm happy to

15 accept your July 1, 2015, deadline for initiating

16 general discovery. I'm happy to accept your

17 information about the filing of motions to limit

18 discovery and motions to compel. That's also

19 contained on page one of the four-page document. I'm

20 happy to accept your September 1, 2015, date for the

21 FAA's disclosure of expert witnesses. The September

22 17, 2015, date for the Respondent's expert disclosure,

23 and the October 9, 2015, deadline date for the

24 exchange of expert rebuttal report. I'm happy to

25 accept your December 7, 2015, deadline for completing
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1 general discovery, and the deadline provided for the

2 filing of dispositive motions, that being January 12,

3 2016, for the filing of any motion; February 12, 2016

4 for filing answers to such motions; February 19, 2016,

5 for filing any replies; and March 7, 2016, for oral

6 argument on dispositive motions.

7 But let's talk about when on March 7, 2016.

8 And I've been looking at my calendar, and I was

9 considering a variety of different times on that

10 Monday time. Mr. Kohlmeyer, do you have any

11 preference, when you get in on Monday, what time you'd

12 like to do a summary judgment motion.

13 MR. KOHLMEYER: I don't have any preference,

14 Your Honor.

15 THE COURT: Mr. Longosz, same question to

16 you.

17 MR. LONGOSZ: I'm available all day. If

18 you're asking for a preference, I prefer the morning,

19 10 o'clock or so, but I can be ... your schedule is

20 more important. I'm free all day.

21 THE COURT: Well, if 10 o'clock, and the

22 10'ish time period works, how about if we say 10:30 to

23 noon, just to be on the safe side. It may not take

24 that long, but that way we have the time if needed.

25 Is that acceptable, Mr. Kohlmeyer?
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1 MR. KOHLMEYER: Yes, Your Honor.

2 THE COURT: And Mr. Longosz?

3 MR. LONGOSZ: Yes, Your Honor.

4 THE COURT: Then let's talk about the April

5 18, 2016, date going forward. I'm looking at giving

6 myself a little bit of cushion time to issue a summary

7 judgment decision, after March 7, 2016. And I have

8 found that sometimes I can get them out right away,

9 and sometimes it takes a little while, depending on

10 what my trial schedule is, and also, what the

11 complexity of the issues might be, in the summary

12 judgment motion.

13 So instead of April 18th, where the exchange

14 of witness lists and Exhibits, and a written

15 stipulation and agreed motion in limine, would it be

16 possible ... would the parties consider pushing that

17 out into early May? And I'm thinking, as I look at my

18 calendar, around the week, perhaps, of May 9th. And

19 if you do that, then by that time, I will have had a

20 chance to issue a summary judgment decision. You will

21 have had a chance to read it, and then decide, based

22 on that, how the case may have been narrowed or

23 changed for you, if at all. It may reduce your

24 workload, rather than having you file a list of

25 witnesses and exchange of Exhibits, potentially before
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1 I actually issue the summary judgment decision. Mr.

2 Kohlmeyer, starting with you, would May 8th, which

3 would be approximately a month, maybe six weeks out,

4 before the actual trial reset. Would that be enough

5 time for you?

6 MR. KOHLMEYER: Yes, Your Honor.

7 THE COURT: Mr. Longosz, how about for you?

8 MR. LONGOSZ: Yes, Your Honor.

9 THE COURT: Then let's try for ... I'm

10 looking at my May calendar. Let's say ... how about

11 May 9th for both those dates, instead of April 18th.

12 And then for June 2016, let's go to our June

13 calendars, and chat a little bit about that. A three14 day trial in New York City ... I'm wondering first and

15 foremost, if it would matter to you, if it's

16 Manhattan, Islip, or just across from Manhattan, in

17 the New Jersey area. And the reason I ask is because

18 with New York cases in particular, I want to have a

19 backup location, just in case we can't find something

20 in the primary location. Because it's such a populous

21 area. Mr. Kohlmeyer, could you address that first?

22 MR. KOHLMEYER: I don't have a preference

23 between Manhattan or Islip. Those would be my top

24 two, and then third would be New Jersey.

25 THE COURT: Mr. Longosz, same question to
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1 you.

2 MR. LONGOSZ: It would be the same answer,

3 as long as it's northern New Jersey, as opposed to

4 southern New Jersey. I presume Your Honor is thinking

5 northern Jersey.

6 THE COURT: Correct, correct.

7 MR. LONGOSZ: Any of the locations are fine,

8 but I would suggest the first two are better than the

9 third. But my client could do any of those.

10 THE COURT: What I'll do, is I'll start with

11 Manhattan. I'll use Islip as a backup. And if for

12 some reason, neither of those venues work, we'll go

13 into northern New Jersey. We've found, however, that

14 if we can't find something in downtown New York City,

15 Islip usually is able to accommodate us. So I don't

16 think we'd end up in New Jersey, but one never knows.

17 And it's better just to talk about it now, and make

18 sure that option is available.

19 So looking at your June calendars, and

20 starting with the week of June 12th through the 18th,

21 I have that week open. I also have the week of June

22 19th open. Do either of those weeks look good for

23 you? And I'll start with you, Mr. Kohlmeyer.

24 MR. KOHLMEYER: Either week is fine, Your

25 Honor.
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1 THE COURT: Mr. Longosz, same question.

2 MR. LONGOSZ: I'm only available the first

3 week. The week starting ... I guess Monday is the

4 13th.

5 THE COURT: Correct.

6 MR. LONGOSZ: Yeah, I have another trial on

7 the week starting Monday the 20th.

8 THE COURT: Okay.

9 MR. LONGOSZ: But I can do the week of 13,

10 14, 15, or 14, 15, 16, whatever your preference is.

11 THE COURT: Well let's do it then. Let's

12 plan on setting the trial for the date of June 14,

13 which is a Tuesday; June 15, which is a Wednesday; and

14 June 16, a Thursday. That way, June 13, 2016, and

15 June 17, 2016 as travel days, for those of us who may

16 need to travel from out of town. Would that work for

17 you Mr. Kohlmeyer?

18 MR. KOHLMEYER: Yes, Your Honor.

19 THE COURT: And Mr. Longosz?

20 MR. LONGOSZ: Yes, Your Honor.

21 THE COURT: Let me just double-check, if

22 there's anything else we need to chat about. I don't

23 see anything in your materials. I will note that I'll

24 send out a litigation order. And that order will

25 include all of the dates that we've talked about. It
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1 will also include some basic procedural matters, which

2 includes talking about how to bring Exhibits to the

3 hearing, the examination process at the hearing, and

4 if an attorney such as yourself, Mr. Longosz, wishes

5 to withdraw, how you go about doing that successfully.

6 There's also some information about how to get on my

7 calendar. We currently have a dispositive motion set

8 on the calendar. If you do not file a dispositive

9 motion, plan on appearing at that date and time

10 anyway. It will be automatically converted to a

11 pretrial status conference, so that we can all meet

12 together at least once, before the actual trial, and

13 check in and see what the status is of your case. If

14 you need other time, if other motions come up, or

15 other problems, all you need to do is talk to each

16 other, figure out some mutually agreeable dates on

17 your calendar, and then contact my office, and get set

18 up on my calendar. It's a real fast, easy process.

19 If you need to then file a motion, ahead of actually

20 meeting with me, if you want to give yourself enough

21 time, when you provide those calendar dates to do

22 that.

23 So the litigation order will include that

24 kind of information and hopefully, it will all be

25 pretty self-evident. But if not, the very last entry
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1 on this litigation order, above my signature, is the

2 name of the attorney and his phone number, that works

3 with me, who is available to answer any procedural

4 questions, if you have them.

5 So with that, on behalf of the FAA, Mr.

6 Kohlmeyer, is there anything else that we can take

7 care of for your client today?

8 MR. KOHLMEYER: One question, Judge ... I

9 just want to be clear. I didn't get the date for the

10 Rule 26 initial disclosures.

11 THE COURT: That would be June 30, 2015. So

12 approximately about 20 days from now, 19 days from

13 now. I'm sorry, not three weeks, two weeks. It's a

14 little less than two weeks, excuse me.

15 MR. KOHLMEYER: Right.

16 THE COURT: And Mr. Longosz, any questions

17 or comments before ...

18 MR. LONGOSZ: Only one, Judge, we have the

19 May 9 date for the exchange of list of witnesses and

20 Exhibits. The next category was written stipulations

21 and agreed motions in limine. Would that also be May

22 9?

23 THE COURT: Correct.

24 MR. LONGOSZ: Thank you.

25 THE COURT: So the proposed August 18, 2016,
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1 date for both of those matters has been changed to May

2 9, 2016. Thank you for pointing that out. And then I

3 will also include in this litigation order, the June

4 30, 2015, due date for the FAA to clarify how many

5 violations it's alleging, so that discovery can be a

6 little more focused in nature, regarding, for the

7 defense, if any, regarding the proposed fine. With

8 that it appears out business is complete. I will be

9 trying to send out this order, either this afternoon

10 or at the latest, tomorrow morning. I'm going to

11 thank you both very much for your good work in

12 presenting the Rule 26 material. It made it very easy

13 and fast today, and I appreciate that. We can go off

14 the record, and I wish you all a good day.

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