Party. Any party who opposes a motion for summary judgment or partial
summary judgment must serve and file with the opposing papers a separate
“Statement of Genuine Disputes” setting forth all material facts as to which
it is contended there exists a genuine dispute necessary to be litigated. This
Statement must include two columns, setting forth in the left-hand column
every fact included in the moving party’s Statement of Uncontroverted Facts
(in the same order, using the same numbers, and with all citations to the
supporting evidence identified by the moving party) and indicating for each
such fact in the right-hand column whether the opposing party contends that
a genuine dispute necessary to be litigated exists as to that fact. For each
disputed fact, the Statement of Genuine Disputes must provide pinpoint
citations (including page and line numbers, if available) to evidence in the
record that supports the claim that the fact is disputed.
