Motions seeking reconsideration of case-dispositive orders shall be governed
by Fed. R. Civ. P. 59 or 60, as applicable. Motions for reconsideration of
interlocutory orders may be brought only upon the following grounds:
(a) Discovery of new material facts not previously available;
(b) Intervening change in law; and/or
(c) Manifest error of law or fact.
Motions asserted under subsection (c) of this rule must be filed and served
within fourteen (14) days after the court’s order is issued.
Motions for reconsideration are disfavored. A motion may not repeat
arguments already made, unless necessary to present one or more of the
permissible grounds for the reconsideration request, as set forth above. A movant
who repeats arguments already made for any other reason will be subject to
appropriate sanctions.
No opposition or reply shall be filed unless directed by the court. A motion
for reconsideration will not be granted, unless the non-moving party is given the
opportunity to respond.
