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Federal Court Rule Changes
Effective December 1, 2009, the rules for computing time in federal courts will change. These changes affect the Appellate, Bankruptcy,
Civil and Criminal Rules of Procedure.

Under the current federal rules, intermediate weekends and holidays are excluded when calculating time periods fewer than 8 days. The amended
rules count intermediate weekends and holidays for all time periods.

All time deadlines in the current rules were reviewed. Deadlines of less than 30 days were changed to multiples of 7 days so that the expiration
of the deadline ordinarily would occur on a weekday.

Under the revised rules:
5 day deadlines become 7 days
10 and 15 day deadlines become 14 days
20 day deadlines become 21 days
25 day deadlines become 28 days

See Federal Rule Changes for changes.

Yours sincerely,
Beth King, RPĀ®
Paralegal
Legal Department
Vestas-American Wind Technology, Inc.

bekin©vestas.com

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