Robert N. Chatigny is a Senior United States District Judge for the District of Connecticut, based in Hartford. He presides over cases in the Abraham Ribicoff Federal Building, a prominent United States Courthouse located at 450 Main Street. Judge Chatigny is known for his pretrial preferences, which include scheduling oral arguments for complex cases and referring discovery motions to magistrate judges. He expects thorough and substantive communication between counsel and their clients in order to prepare a proper Rule 26 f Report, which is considered a crucial filing in a case. The courtroom procedures of Judge Chatigny involve rulings from the bench and resolution by conference call. He often conducts pretrial conferences and dispositive motion arguments by telephone, while discovery motions are typically handled differently. Judge Chatigny emphasizes the importance of a realistic timeline for completing discovery and expects a joint trial memorandum to be submitted within sixty days after a settlement conference. Cases are then placed on his jury selection list for the following month. With his extensive experience and commitment to fair and efficient proceedings, Judge Chatigny plays a vital role in the District of Connecticut's legal system.Generated from the website

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