IN RE MICROELECTRONIC MODULES CORPORATION, (Bankr.E.D.Wis. 2002)

MARGARET D. McGARITY, Bankruptcy Judge

Upon the consideration of the Debtor's Motion for Entry of a Case Management Order (the "Motion") filed by Microelectronic Modules Corporation, ("MMC" or the "Debtor"); and the Court having conducted a hearing on the Motion on September 24, 2002; and it appearing that the relief that is requested in the Motion is appropriate and in the best interests of MMC, its estate and its creditors, and that notice of such Motion was adequate and proper in all respects.

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that:

1. Uniformity. The procedures for notice as set forth herein are applicable to all requests for relief, including, without limitation, applications, notices, motions, and other requests of the Court.

2. Service of Requests for Relief.

(a) Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, all filings in this case shall, in addition to the parties-in-interest for the particular matter, be served upon those parties listed on the Primary Service List attached hereto (the "PSL"), as may be revised from time to time. All parties listed on the PSL shall keep Debtor's counsel advised of any substitutions and/or changes in address or telephone number.

(b) All parties who file notices of appearance and/or requests to receive notice shall be added to the PSL.

3. Notice Procedures.

(a) Unless otherwise ordered, notice in accordance with the terms of this Order shall be deemed adequate pursuant to Rule 2002 of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure and the Local Bankruptcy Rules.

(b) MMC shall maintain and update the PSL and file revised versions with the Court on a monthly basis. If a certificate of service indicates that service was made on the PSL, the certificate shall indicate the date of the PSL, but need not include a copy thereof.

(c) All service shall be made by regular mail, except in emergency situations when service may be made by overnight mail, electronic mail (provided that receipt of the email is verified, and that a hard copy is delivered by overnight mail or facsimile immediately after transmission of the e-mail), or facsimile, as may be necessary.

(d) All notices concerning relief from the automatic stay, the use, sale or lease of property, the use of cash collateral, obtaining credit and agreements regarding the same, required by Rule 4001 of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, or by Local Bankruptcy Rules shall be mailed to each entity designated on the PSL and to all parties whose rights may be directly affected.

(e) All twenty-day notices required by Rule 2002(a) for:

(i)(1) meeting of creditors under §§ 341 or 1104 of the Code;

(ii)(2) proposed use, sale, or lease of property of the estate other than in the ordinary course of business;

(iii)(3) hearing on approval of the compromise or settlement of a controversy other than approval of an agreement pursuant to Rule 4001(d);

(iv)(5) time fixed to accept or reject a proposed modification of a plan;

(v)(6) hearing on any entity's request for compensation or reimbursement of expenses if the request exceeds $1,000;

(vi)(7) time fixed for filing proofs of claims pursuant to Rule 3003(c); and

(vii)(8) time fixed for filing objections,

shall be mailed to each entity designated on the PSL and to all creditors and equity security holders.

(f) All twenty-five day notices required by Rule 2002(b) for:

(i)(1) time fixed for filing objections and the hearing to consider approval of a disclosure statement; and

(ii)(2) time fixed for filing objections and the hearing to consider confirmation of a chapter 11 plan,

shall be mailed to each entity designated on the PSL and to all creditors and equity security holders.

(g) All other notices required by Rule 2002(f) shall be mailed to each entity designated on the PSL and to all creditors and equity security holders.

(h) Any notice, other than those enumerated herein, shall be mailed to each party on the PSL and to any party which has a particularized interest in the subject of the notice.

4. Term of Order. Any party may at any time apply for reconsideration or modification of this Order. Service of such motion shall be pursuant to the provisions of this Order and shall be made upon at least 21 days notice. The Court may amend this Order at any time. This order shall continue in effect until modified by further order of the Court.