(a) Statement of Material Facts Not in Dispute
On motions for summary judgment, the movant shall furnish a statement which sets forth material facts
as to which there does not exist a genuine issue, in separately numbered paragraphs citing to the affidavits and
other documents submitted in support of the motion. A motion for summary judgment unaccompanied by a
statement of material facts not in dispute shall be dismissed. The opponent of summary judgment shall furnish,
with its opposition papers, a responsive statement of material facts, addressing each paragraph of the movant's
statement, indicating agreement or disagreement and, if not agreed, stating each material fact in dispute and
citing to the affidavits and other documents submitted in connection with the motion; any material fact not
disputed shall be deemed undisputed for purposes of the summary judgment motion. In addition, the opponent
may also furnish a supplemental statement of disputed material facts, in separately numbered paragraphs citing
to the affidavits and other documents submitted in connection with the motion, if necessary to substantiate the
factual basis for opposition. The movant shall respond to any such supplemental statement of disputed material
facts as above, with its reply papers. Each statement of material facts shall be a separate document (not part of a
brief) and shall not contain legal argument or conclusions of law.
(b) Social Security Matters
In review of Social Security matters, briefs and administrative record submissions shall be governed by
L. Civ. R. 9.1.
Amended: September 4, 2008; June 22, 2012.
