Los Angeles Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements

Department 78 requires courtesy copies only for oppositions to ex parte applications and papers related to motions for summary judgment/adjudication, and such copies must be submitted directly to Department 78.

Except for oppositions to ex parte applications and papers related to motions for summary judgment/adjudication, Department 78 does not require courtesy copies of any led papers. Such courtesy copies must be submitted directly to Department 78.

When filing ex parte papers, a separate courtesy copy must be brought for each party in the case.

A separate courtesy copy of the papers shall also be brought for each party in the case.

Courtesy copies with tabbed exhibits are required for summary judgment motion briefs, ex parte applications and oppositions, trial documents, and motion papers exceeding a page threshold (threshold value cut off in source).

The Court requires courtesy copies (with tabbed exhibits) for the following categories of documents: (1) summary judgment motions briefs, (2) ex parte applications and oppositions, (3) trial documents, and (4) motion papers exceeding

Conformed, printed courtesy copies must be delivered directly to Department H within one day of electronic filing, with the trigger depending on the type of motion.

the type of motion. The conformed, printed courtesy copies are to be delivered directly to Department H within one day of electronic filing.

Parties must deliver a tabbed binder at the FSC containing all motions in limine, oppositions, and replies in sequential order.

the parties and counsel must provide a tabbed binder at the FSC containing all motions in limine, oppositions, and replies in sequential order consistent with the number assigned to each motion in limine.

Parties must provide a joint trial binder to the Court at the FSC, organized with Tabs A through J covering trial briefs, motions in limine, joint statements, witness and exhibit lists, jury instructions, verdict forms, deposition designations, and operative pleadings.

The parties and counsel shall provide a joint trial binder for the Court at the FSC. The trial binder shall be organized as follows: Tab A: Trial Briefs; Tab B: Motions in Limine; Tab C: Joint Statement of the Case; Tab D: Joint Witness List; Tab E: Joint List of Jury Instructions; Tab F: Joint and Contested Jury Instructions; Tab G: Joint and/or Contested Verdict Forms; Tab H: Joint Exhibit List; Tab I: Joint Chart of Page and Line Designations for Deposition and Former Testimony; Tab J: Copies of all Current Operative Pleadings

At least three tabbed and paginated sets of exhibit binders are required on the first day of trial, one each for the Court, Judicial Assistant, and witness.

At least three sets of exhibit binders – tabbed and paginated – are required on the first day of trial: one set each for the Court, Judicial Assistant, and witness.

Required

Always

Courtesy copies must be delivered directly to Department F51.

Courtesy copies: Please deliver courtesy copies directly to Department F51.

A printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions must be filed directly in Department F51 at the time of e-filing.

Additionally, a printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions shall be filed directly in Department F51 at the time of the electronic filing.

MIL filers must submit a 3-ring binder notebook containing all motions, oppositions, and replies (with TOC and tab dividers) at least 2 calendar days before the FSC; late notebooks may result in the motions not being considered.

Separate Notebooks Are Required for All Motions in Limine: In addition to filing electronically, the party filing the motion(s) in limine must also submit a 3-ring binder notebook containing all motions, oppositions, and replies. The notebook must have both a Table of Contents and tab dividers to separate each numbered motion and its corresponding opposition and reply. The notebook shall be submitted at least two (2) calendar days prior to the FSC. Late filed notebooks may result in the motions not being considered.

On the first day of trial, parties must provide sufficient copies of all discovery excerpts for the judge, the opposing parties, and the witness.

On the first day of trial, the parties must provide sufficient copies for the judge, the opposing parties, and the witness of all excerpts from interrogatories, requests for admission, depositions, and video depositions.

Parties must submit 5 identical exhibit notebooks on the first day of trial for parties, court, and witness stand.

On the first day of trial, the parties are ordered to jointly submit five identical copies of the Exhibit Notebooks as follows: one for each party, two for the Court, and one for the witness stand.

Jury instructions must be e-filed and a printed copy delivered to Dept F51; self-represented parties only need printed copy.

Jury Instructions shall be submitted by both electronic filing and by a printed copy delivered directly to Department F51. However, non-represented parties are only required to submit jury instructions by delivering a printed copy directly to Department F51.

No later than 5 court days before the Final Status Conference, parties must lodge in Dept. 316 an indexed, tabbed three-ring binder containing all motions in limine papers grouped in order (motion, opposition, reply).

No later than five (5) court days before the Final Status Conference, the parties must lodge directly in Dept. 316, an indexed and tabbed three-ring binder containing conformed copies of all moving, oppositions, and reply papers for all Motions in Limine in order with all papers relating to each motion together (i.e., motion, opposition, reply, then a tab with the next motion, etc.).

A Trial Readiness Binder must be presented to the Court at the Final Status Conference.

A Trial Readiness Binder must be presented to the Court at the FSC.

Parties must provide the court with three copies of the exhibit book (one for the Court, one for the Judicial Assistant, and one for the witness).

The parties must provide the court with three copies of the exhibit book: one for the Court, one for the Judicial Assistant, and one for the witness.

Parties must provide a paper trial notebook to the Court.

The parties must provide both a paper “trial notebook” for the Court and submit FSC/trial documents electronically.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies of filed documents are not required unless the Court specifically requests them, except for Informal Discovery Conference Statements and ex parte oppositions.

The Court does not require courtesy copies of filed documents unless it makes a specific request. The only exceptions are Informal Discovery Conference Statements and ex parte oppositions, as explained below.

Parties must provide the Court with hard-copy courtesy copies of the IDC statement on the day of filing.

The parties shall provide the Court with hard-copy courtesy copies of the IDC statement on the day of filing.

Courtesy copies of ex parte oppositions are required directly in the courtroom.

Oppositions must be e-filed no later than 8:30 a.m. on the day of the hearing and courtesy copies are required directly in the courtroom.

One set of the Exhibit Binders must be brought to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

The parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall bring one set of the Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

Required

Always

Courtesy copies are not required unless specifically requested, except for IDC statements and ex parte oppositions.

The Court does not require courtesy copies of filed documents unless it makes a specific request. The only exceptions are Informal Discovery Conference Statements and ex parte oppositions, as explained below.

Hard-copy courtesy copies of IDC statements must be provided to the Court on the day of filing.

The parties shall provide the Court with hard-copy courtesy copies of the IDC statement on the day of filing.

Ex parte oppositions require courtesy copies delivered to the courtroom by the day of the hearing.

Oppositions must be e-filed no later than 8:30 a.m. on the day of the hearing and courtesy copies are required directly in the courtroom.

Department 636 requires courtesy copies of all pleadings (provided within two days of e-filing) as well as of all ex parte motions, oppositions, and replies, in addition to any courtesy copies required by the e-filing general order.

DEPARTMENT 636 REQUESTS AND REQUIRES THAT COUNSEL PROVIDE THE COURT NOT ONLY WITH ALL "COURTESY COPIES" REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE OPERATIVE GENERAL ORDER DEALING WITH E-FILING ISSUES, BUT ALSO WITH COURTESY COPIES OF ALL PLEADINGS WITH THOSE COPIES TO BE PROVIDED WITHIN TWO (2) DAYS OF THE E-FILING AS WELL AS COURTESY COPIES OF ALL EX PARTE MOTIONS, OPPOSITIONS THERETO AND REPLYS.

An exhibit binder must be provided for the court, the witness, and each counsel even when exhibits are displayed on screen.

Even if the exhibits are being displayed on screen, a binder with the exhibits should be provided for the court, the witness and each counsel.

Department 636 requires courtesy copies of all e-filed pleadings (within 2 days of e-filing) and all ex parte motions, oppositions, and replies.

DEPARTMENT 636 REQUESTS AND REQUIRES THAT COUNSEL PROVIDE THE COURT NOT ONLY WITH ALL “COURTESY COPIES” REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE OPERATIVE GENERAL ORDER DEALING WITH E-FILING ISSUES, BUT ALSO WITH COURTESY COPIES OF ALL PLEADINGS WITH THOSE COPIES TO BE PROVIDED WITHIN TWO (2) DAYS OF THE E-FILING AS WELL AS COURTESY COPIES OF ALL EX PARTE MOTIONS, OPPOSITIONS THERETO AND REPLYS.

Papers filed within seven calendar days of a hearing require one courtesy conformed copy emailed directly to the courtroom (WCCDept1@lacourt.org) immediately after filing the original.

For any papers filed within seven (7) calendar days of a hearing, please send a courtesy conformed copy directly to the courtroom, via email to WCCDept1@lacourt.org, immediately following the filing of the original document.

On the first day of trial, parties must provide three copies of all exhibits and the exhibit list in three 3-ring binders (one each for the Court, clerk, and witness stand).

On the first day of trial, please provide three copies of all exhibits and the exhibit list with columns for the clerk and the Court to use to indicate whether the exhibit is marked and admitted into evidence. Copies of all exhibits and the exhibit list shall be provided to the Court in three (3) 3-ring binders - one for the Court, the clerk, and a separate copy for the witness stand.

Courtesy copies are required for papers filed less than 5 days before the scheduled hearing and for voluminous exhibit compilations, and must be deposited in the Courtesy Copy box outside Dept. F46.

Courtesy copies are required for any papers filed less than 5 days before the scheduled hearing and for voluminous compilations of exhibits. Courtesy copies shall be submitted by depositing the copy in the "Courtesy Copy" box located in the hallway outside Dept. F46.

Parties must provide two exhibit binders: one for the Judicial Assistant (to be marked) and one courtesy copy for the Judge.

Exhibit Binders: 1 for the Judicial Assistant that will be marked and 1 courtesy copy for the Judge.

A party identifying a new exhibit not previously disclosed to opposing counsel must bring 3 copies: one for the Judicial Assistant, one for the Court, and one for the witness.

If either side is going to identify a new exhibit that was not previously disclosed to opposing counsel, e.g., an exhibit used for impeachment and not disclosed in discovery, then the proponent is responsible for bringing 3 copies (one for the Judicial Assistant, one for the Court and one for the witness).

Courtesy copies required for papers filed less than 5 days before hearing, submitted in Dept. F46 hallway box.

Courtesy copies are required for any papers filed less than 5 days before the scheduled hearing and for voluminous compilations of exhibits. Courtesy copies shall be submitted by depositing the copy in the “Courtesy Copy” box located in the hallway outside Dept. F46.

Exhibit binders require 1 copy for Judicial Assistant and 1 courtesy copy for Judge.

Exhibit Binders: 1 for the Judicial Assistant that will be marked and 1 courtesy copy for the Judge.

Parties must lodge an indexed, tabbed three-ring binder of all motions in limine moving, opposition, and reply papers directly in Dept. 26 no later than five court days before the Final Status Conference.

No later than five (5) court days before the Final Status Conference, the parties must lodge directly in Dept. 26, an indexed and tabbed three-ring binder containing conformed copies of all moving, oppositions, and reply papers for all Motions in Limine.

Parties must provide the court with three copies of the exhibit book (for the Court, the Judicial Assistant, and the witness).

The parties must provide the court with three copies of the exhibit book: one for the Court, one for the Judicial Assistant, and one for the witness.

Courtesy copies for motions for summary judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions must be delivered within one court day of electronic filing, and are not required for other electronically filed motions.

judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions. For these motions, courtesy copies must be delivered within one court day of the electronic filing, except for reply briefs which must be delivered on the day the reply is due. Courtesy copies are not necessary for other electronically filed motions.

For summary judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions, courtesy copies of reply briefs must be delivered on the day the reply is due.

For these motions, courtesy copies must be delivered within one court day of the electronic filing, except for reply briefs which must be delivered on the day the reply is due.

Conformed, printed courtesy copies with tabbed exhibits are required for motions, briefs, petitions, applications, and trial documents, delivered directly to Department A within a day of eFiling.

The Court requires courtesy copies (with tabbed exhibits) for motions, briefs, petitions, applications, and trial documents. The conformed, printed courtesy copies are to be delivered directly to Department A within a day of electronic filing.

Self-represented parties filing ex parte papers must bring a separate courtesy copy of the papers for each other party in the case.

A separate courtesy copy of the papers shall also be brought for each other party in the case.

Parties must provide the Court with courtesy copies of the trial readiness documents filed before the FSC.

The parties shall provide the Court with courtesy copies.

Courtesy copies with tabbed exhibits required for motions, briefs, petitions, applications, and trial documents, delivered to Department A within 24 hours of e-filing.

The Court requires courtesy copies (with tabbed exhibits) for motions, briefs, petitions, applications, and trial documents. The conformed, printed courtesy copies are to be delivered directly to Department A within a day of electronic filing.

A courtesy copy of the IDC joint statement must be delivered to the Court.

Please deliver a courtesy copy of the succinct joint statement.

Courtesy copies of trial documents and MSJ/MSA papers are required and must be delivered directly to the Courtroom Assistant because Department 300 has no drop box.

This court requires courtesy copies of trial documents and papers submitted in connection with a Motion for Summary Judgment or a Motion for Summary Adjudication, as discussed further below. Department 300 does not maintain a “drop box;” please deliver courtesy copies directly to the Courtroom Assistant.

Paper courtesy copies of all moving, opposition, and reply papers for MSJ/MSA must be lodged on the same date the papers are electronically filed.

Please submit paper courtesy copies of all moving, opposition, and reply papers submitted in connection with a Motion for Summary Judgment or a Motion for Summary Adjudication. Please lodge these courtesy copies on the date the papers are electronically filed.

In bench trials, the court requires a copy of each day's trial transcript; no deadline is set, but earlier delivery is preferred.

In a bench trial, the court will require a copy of each day's transcript. The court generally does not set a time deadline for the provision of the transcripts, but sooner is always better.

Paper courtesy copies of all MSJ/MSA moving, opposition, and reply papers required, delivered to Courtroom Assistant on filing date.

This court requires courtesy copies of papers submitted in connection with a Motion for Summary Judgment or a Motion for Summary Adjudication. Please submit paper courtesy copies of all moving, opposition, and reply papers submitted in connection with a Motion for Summary Judgment or a Motion for Summary Adjudication. Please lodge these courtesy copies on the date the papers are electronically filed. Department 300 does not maintain a “drop box;” please deliver courtesy copies directly to the Courtroom Assistant.

Courtesy copies of trial documents required, delivered to Courtroom Assistant; prohibited for other non-trial documents unless requested.

This court requires courtesy copies of trial documents. Department 300 does not maintain a “drop box;” please deliver courtesy copies directly to the Courtroom Assistant. Please do not submit courtesy copies of any other non-trial documents unless specifically requested by the Court.

Counsel must provide the court with a binder containing the joint exhibit and witness lists and copies of the trial exhibits.

Counsel must also supply a binder containing those lists, as well as copies of the trial exhibits, for the use of the court.

On the day of trial counsel must provide a total of four tabbed joint exhibit binders for the Court, Judicial Assistant, witness stand, and opposing counsel.

On the day of trial, Counsel are to provide TABBED Joint Exhibit Binder set for the Court, Judicial Assistant, the witness stand, and opposing Counsel for a total of four (4) binders.

A courtesy copy of the IDC joint statement must be delivered to the Court.

Please deliver a courtesy copy of the succinct joint statement.

Four tabbed joint exhibit binders must be delivered to the Court, Judicial Assistant, witness stand, and opposing counsel on the day of trial.

On the day of trial, Counsel are to provide TABBED Joint Exhibit Binder set for the Court, Judicial Assistant, the witness stand, and opposing Counsel for a total of four (4) binders.

Three copies of the Joint Deposition Designation List must be submitted to the Clerk and Court.

Counsel shall submit a Joint Deposition Designation List beginning with the number 1 and provide three copies of the Deposition Designation List with columns for the Clerk and the Court to use to indicate whether the Deposition Designation is admitted or not.

A courtesy copy of the joint discovery dispute statement must be delivered to chambers upon filing.

Please deliver a courtesy copy of the succinct joint statement.

Courtesy copies are required for all law and motion papers exceeding 15 pages (page count includes the memorandum of points and authorities and exhibits; excludes table of contents, table of authorities, and proof of service).

The Court requires courtesy copies for all law and motion papers exceeding 15 pages. This page count includes the memorandum of points and authorities and exhibits, but not the table of contents, table of authorities, or proof of service.

Courtesy copies of all electronically filed motion-related documents must be delivered to Department A15 within one court day of electronic filing.

Courtesy copies of all motion-related documents filed electronically must be delivered to Department A15 within one (1) court day of the electronic filing.

A courtesy copy of the IDC joint report must be delivered to the courtroom within one court day of electronic filing.

A courtesy copy of the report shall be delivered to the courtroom within one court day of the electronic filing.

Counsel must provide the Court a joint, tabbed trial binder at the Final Status Conference containing the trial briefs, joint statement of the case, joint witness list, joint list of jury instructions, and joint and contested jury instructions.

Counsel must provide a joint trial binder for the Court at the FSC. The trial binder shall be organized as follows: Tab A: Trial Briefs Tab B: Joint Statement of the Case Tab C: Joint Witness List Tab D: Joint List of Jury Instructions Tab E: Joint and Contested Jury Instructions

Three tabbed and paginated exhibit binder sets (for the Court, judicial assistant, and witness) plus one for each opposing party are required on the first day of trial.

At least three sets of exhibit binders – tabbed and paginated – are required on the first day of trial: a set each for the Court, the judicial assistant, and the witness. Counsel must also supply an exhibit binder to each opposing party.

Courtesy copies of all electronically filed motion-related documents must be delivered to Department A15 within one court day of filing.

Courtesy copies of all motion-related documents filed electronically must be delivered to Department A15 within one (1) court day of the electronic filing.

Courtesy copy of the IDC joint report must be delivered to the courtroom within one court day of electronic filing.

A courtesy copy of the report shall be delivered to the courtroom within one court day of the electronic filing.

Courtesy copies are required only for oppositions to ex parte applications and for motions for, oppositions to, and replies to oppositions to summary judgment/summary adjudication, and must be submitted directly to Department 729.

The only courtesy copies required in Department 729 are Oppositions to Ex Parte Applications and Motions for, Oppositions to, and Replies to Oppositions to Motions for Summary Judgment/Summary Adjudication. Courtesy copies of these must be submitted directly to Department 729.

A printed courtesy copy of ex parte opposition is required if it is e-filed after 4:00 p.m. the court day before the hearing.

If written opposition is electronically filed after 4:00 p.m. the court day before, a printed courtesy copy is required.

Required

Always

Counsel must deliver a courtesy copy of the material to Department 406 within 5 court days of filing (the triggering condition appears before this excerpt and is cut off).

within 5 court days of the filing, counsel should deliver a courtesy copy of the material to Department 406.

Courtesy copy required for ex parte opposition filed after 4:00 p.m. the court day before the hearing.

If written opposition is electronically filed after 4:00 p.m. the court day before, a printed courtesy copy is required.

Required

Always

Courtesy copies must be delivered directly to Department F49.

Please deliver courtesy copies directly to Department F49.

A self-represented party bringing a paper opposition on the hearing day must bring enough copies for the court and all other parties.

If a self-represented party elects to bring in his or her opposition to the Court on the day of the hearing, he or she shall bring a sufficient number of copies of the opposition to provide to the court and all other parties.

A printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions must be delivered directly to Department F49 at the time of electronic filing.

Additionally, a printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions shall be filed directly in Department F49 at the time of the electronic filing.

All trial exhibits must be placed in Exhibit Notebooks, with five identical copies jointly submitted on the first day of trial: one per party, two for the Court, and one for the witness stand.

All exhibits sought to be admitted by the parties shall be placed in Exhibit Notebooks. On the first day of trial, the parties are ordered to jointly submit five identical copies of the Exhibit Notebooks as follows: one for each party, two for the Court, and one for the witness stand.

On the first day of trial, parties must provide sufficient copies for the judge, opposing parties, and witnesses of all excerpts from interrogatories, requests for admission, depositions, and video depositions.

On the first day of trial, the parties must provide sufficient copies for the judge, the opposing parties, and the witness of all excerpts from interrogatories, requests for admission, depositions, and video depositions.

Printed courtesy copies of verdict forms and jury instructions must be delivered to Dept F49 upon e-filing.

Additionally, a printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions shall be filed directly in Department F49 at the time of the electronic filing.

Physical courtesy copies of motions are required for motions for summary judgment or adjudication, anti-SLAPP motions, and any other motion supported by voluminous exhibits or declarations.

Physical courtesy copies of motions are required for: 1) Motions for Summary Judgment or Adjudication; 2) Anti-SLAPP Motions; and 3) Any other motion supported by voluminous exhibits or declarations.

Physical courtesy copies are required for motions for summary judgment/adjudication, anti-SLAPP motions, and motions with voluminous exhibits or declarations.

Physical courtesy copies of motions are required for: 1) Motions for Summary Judgment or Adjudication; 2) Anti-SLAPP Motions; and 3) Any other motion supported by voluminous exhibits or declarations.

Courtesy copies of ex parte applications must be brought to the Court on the morning of the hearing.

Courtesy copies must be brought for the Court on the morning of the hearing.

The MIL binders must be provided to the court five court days before the Final Status Conference.

These binders should be provided to the court five court days prior to the Final Status Conference.

Courtesy copies of all trial documents must be lodged in Department P five court days before the final status conference in joint three-ring binders, tabbed with an index in front.

Counsel must also lodge courtesy copies of all trial documents in Department P five court days before the final status conference, placed in JOINT three ring binders. Each document shall be tabbed, with an index provided in the front of each binder.

On or before the first day of trial, counsel must bring three exhibit binders, copies of all trial documents, and an electronic version (Word format on USB/CD or emailed) of the joint witness list, exhibit list, jury instructions, and verdict forms to Department P.

On or before the first day of trial, counsel shall bring three Exhibit binders (discussed below) to Department P. In addition, Counsel shall bring to Department P copies of all trial documents and an electronic version of the joint witness list, exhibit list, jury instructions, and verdict forms on a thumb/USB drive or CD disk with the documents in Microsoft Word format or compatible format. In the alternative, Counsel may email those documents directly to Department P.

Three sets of exhibit binders must be lodged on or before the day of trial, each with an exhibit list index in front, divider tabs numbered by exhibit, case name/number labels, and each binder labeled 'Judicial Assistant,' 'Judge' or 'Witness.'

On or before the day of trial, the parties shall lodge three (3) sets of exhibit binders, with an exhibit list in the front of each binder to serve as an index, and with divider tabs numbered by exhibit. The binders should be labeled with the name and case number for the case, and each binder shall be labeled “Judicial Assistant,” “Judge” or “Witness.”

The MIL binder must be tabbed and indexed, with the courtesy copy delivered to the Court five court days before the final status conference.

The documents must be tabbed and indexed with the courtesy copy delivered to the Court five court days before the final status conference.

Courtesy copies are not required for any filings except Motions in Limine.

Other than for Motions in Limine (discussed below), no courtesy copies are required.

Ex Parte applications require courtesy copies delivered to the court on the morning of the hearing.

Courtesy copies must be brought for the Court on the morning of the hearing.

Three exhibit binders must be delivered to Department P on or before the first day of trial, labeled and tabbed by exhibit number.

On or before the first day of trial, counsel shall bring three Exhibit binders (discussed below) to Department P. On or before the day of trial, the parties shall lodge three (3) sets of exhibit binders, with an exhibit list in the front of each binder to serve as an index, and with divider tabs numbered by exhibit. The binders should be labeled with the name and case number for the case, and each binder shall be labeled “Judicial Assistant,” “Judge” or “Witness.”

Party with most MILs must deliver a tabbed, indexed binder of all MIL filings to the court five court days before the final status conference.

The party filing the most motions in limine (or Plaintiff if the number of motions in limine filed by each side is equal) is to create binders of ALL MILs, including moving papers, opposition and reply briefs. These binders should be provided to the court five court days prior to the Final Status Conference. The party filing the most MILs must assemble the MILs into a binder for the Court containing: (1) the MIL; (2) opposition to the MIL; and (3) any reply. The documents must be tabbed and indexed with the courtesy copy delivered to the Court five court days before the final status conference.

Additional exhibit binders must be provided for the Court, the witness, opposing counsel, and counsel.

Additional binders must be provided for: (1) the Court; (2) the witness; (3) opposing counsel; and (4) yourself.

Counsel and self-represented parties must deliver Trial Binders to the courtroom, prepared in accordance with the instructions in Exhibits 1–7 (pages 8–15); the delivery deadline is cut off in the provided excerpt.

any self-represented parties shall deliver the Trial Binders to the courtroom. The Trial Binders shall be prepared in accordance with the instructions in Exhibits 1 – 7 at pages 8 – 15 below.

One set of the Exhibit Binders must be brought to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

bring one set of the Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

Courtesy copies are required for pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 pages or more.

Courtesy copies are required for (1) any printed document required pursuant to a Standing or General Order; (2) pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 pages or more; (3) pleadings and motions that include points and authorities; (4) demurrers; (5) anti-SLAPP filings; (6) motions for summary judgment/adjudication; (7) motions to compel judgment/adjudication, or motions to compel further discovery; and (9) all trial documents as described in the Trial Preparation Orders.

The jointly created MIL binders must be provided to the court five court days before the Final Status Conference.

These binders should be provided to the court five court days prior to the Final Status Conference.

One set of the Exhibit Binders must be brought to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

bring one set of the Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

One set of Exhibit Binders must be brought to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

The parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall bring one set of the Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

Courtesy copies required for specified document types including pleadings/motions over 26 pages, demurrers, anti-SLAPP filings, MSJs, discovery motions, and trial documents.

Courtesy copies are required for (1) any printed document required pursuant to a Standing or General Order; (2) pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 pages or more; (3) pleadings and motions that include points and authorities; (4) demurrers; (5) anti-SLAPP filings; (6) motions for summary judgment/adjudication; (7) motions to compel judgment/adjudication, or motions to compel further discovery; and (9) all trial documents as described in the Trial Preparation Orders.

Pleadings and motions of 26 or more pages require courtesy copies.

pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 pages or more

Each party must bring one volume (not a full set) of its Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for court review.

The parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall each bring one volume (not a full set) of the Exhibit Binders containing their exhibits to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

All three sets of exhibit binders must be lodged on the first day of trial.

The parties shall lodge the entire three sets of exhibit binders on the first day of trial.

Required

Never

Department 107 does not accept courtesy copies.

Department 107 does not accept courtesy copies.

Required

Never

Department 107 does not accept any courtesy copies.

Courtesy Copies: Department 107 does not accept courtesy copies.

Three tabbed, indexed exhibit books must be delivered to Dept 107 5 court days before FSC.

g. Delivered-3 Sets of Exhibit Books, tabbed and indexed, and delivered to Dept 107. (One set for the clerk, one set for the judge, one set for the witness box).

Joint CACI jury instructions must be delivered to Dept 107, no blanks, separate sets if disputed.

f. Delivered-Jury instructions, fully edited, printed out and delivered to Dept. 107. Submit a joint set of CACI instructions with all information filled in — no remaining brackets or blanks. If instructions are disputed, submit a separate set or sets indicating the party proposing and opposing the instruction.

Courtesy copies of motions (especially summary judgment/adjudication, demurrers, SLAPP, ex parte, and likely-contested motions) must be delivered directly to Department A as soon as practicable, even when the documents were e-filed.

Please deliver courtesy copies of documents directly to Department A. In compliance with the Court's policy regarding electronic filing, courtesy copies of motions should be delivered to Department A even though the documents have been electronically filed. Courtesy copies are expressly requested for Motions for Summary Judgment / Adjudication, Demurrers, SLAPP motions, Ex Parte motions and any other motion likely to be contested. All courtesy copies should be submitted as soon as practicable.

Courtesy copies of ex parte applications must also be filed with the Court as soon as possible.

Courtesy copies shall also be filed with the Court as soon as possible.

Printed courtesy copies must be submitted to the Court in certain instances as governed by the general Order re Mandatory Electronic Filing for Civil.

In certain instances, and pursuant to the operative general Order re Mandatory Electronic Filing for Civil (http://www.lacourt.org/division/efiling/pdf/Civilefiling_FAQ.pdf), printed courtesy copies must be submitted to the Court.

At the time of electronic filing, a printed courtesy copy is required for documents required by a Standing or General Order, pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 or more pages, pleadings and motions with points and authorities, demurrers, anti-SLAPP filings, summary judgment/adjudication motions, motions to compel further discovery, and oppositions to ex parte applications.

the time of electronic filing, a printed courtesy copy is required for the following documents: • Any printed document required pursuant to a Standing or General Order. • Pleadings and motions (including attachments such as declarations and exhibits) of 26 pages or more. • Pleadings and motions that include points and authorities. • Demurrers. • Anti-SLAPP filings, pursuant to Code of Civil procedure section 425.16. • Motions for Summary Judgment/Adjudication. • Motions to Compel Further Discovery. • Opposition to an ex parte application.

Pleadings and motions of 26 pages or more, counting attachments such as declarations and exhibits, require a printed courtesy copy at the time of electronic filing.

Pleadings and motions (including attachments such as declarations and exhibits) of 26 pages or more.

Courtesy copies of all summary judgment/summary adjudication papers must be delivered to the Department.

As stated, courtesy copies of all summary judgment/summary adjudication papers shall be delivered to the Department.

The parties must jointly prepare and lodge a Motions in Limine Binder in Department 733 no later than five calendar days before the Final Status Conference.

No later than five calendar days before the Final Status Conference, the parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall jointly prepare and lodge in Department 733 a Motions in Limine Binder.

Required

Always

A printed copy of every filed document must be delivered directly to the department.

All documents should be e-Filed with a printed copy delivered directly to the department.

Required

Always

A printed copy of all e-filed documents must be delivered directly to the department upon filing.

All documents should be e-Filed with a printed copy delivered directly to the department.

Five complete sets of exhibits must be provided to the court on the first day of trial.

Five complete sets of exhibits need to be provided on the first day of trial.

Department 516 does not require courtesy copies for most filings, but courtesy copies of oppositions to ex parte applications and summary judgment/adjudication motions, oppositions, and replies must be submitted directly to Department 516.

With the exceptions of Oppositions to Ex Parte Applications and Motions for, Oppositions to and Replies to Oppositions to Motions for Summary Judgment or Summary Adjudication, Department 516 does not require courtesy copies of any filed papers. Courtesy copies of Oppositions to Ex Parte Applications and Motions for, Oppositions to, and Replies to Oppositions to Motions for Summary Judgment or Summary Adjudication must be submitted directly to Department 516.

Courtesy copies of documents containing declarations and/or exhibits must be tabbed.

Any courtesy copies of documents with declarations and/or exhibits must be tabbed. (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 3.1110(f).)

The original and 2 copies of all exhibits must be provided to the court at the outset of trial.

The original and 2 copies of all exhibits shall be provided to the court at the outset of trial.

Courtesy copies are required for all documents related to summary judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions and must be delivered within one court day of e-filing (reply briefs on the reply due date); no courtesy copies are needed for other e-filed motions.

Courtesy copies. Courtesy copies are required for all documents related to motions for summary judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions. For these motions, courtesy copies must be delivered within one court day of the electronic filing, except for reply briefs which must be delivered on the day the reply is due. Courtesy copies are not necessary for other electronically filed motions.

For summary judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions, courtesy copies of reply briefs must be delivered on the day the reply is due.

For these motions, courtesy copies must be delivered within one court day of the electronic filing, except for reply briefs which must be delivered on the day the reply is due.

One set of Exhibit Binders must be delivered to the Court along with the FSC Notebook at least three court days before the FSC.

The parties shall deliver one set of the Exhibit Binders to the Court along with FSC Notebook at least three court days before the FSC for the Court to review.

Courtesy copies required for summary judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions, delivered within one court day (reply briefs on due date).

Courtesy copies are required for all documents related to motions for summary judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions. For these motions, courtesy copies must be delivered within one court day of the electronic filing, except for reply briefs which must be delivered on the day the reply is due. Courtesy copies are not necessary for other electronically filed motions.

Parties must jointly prepare and lodge a Motions in Limine Binder in Department 510 no later than three calendar days before the Final Status Conference.

No later than three calendar days before the Final Status Conference, the parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall jointly prepare and lodge in Department 510 a Motions in Limine Binder.

One set of the Exhibit Binders must be brought to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

The parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall bring one set of the Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

Conformed, printed courtesy copies with tabbed exhibits are required for MSJ/MSA motions, motions for judgment on the pleadings, anti-SLAPP motions to strike, IDC briefs, and ex parte applications, and must be delivered directly to Dept. 309 within a day of e-filing.

The Court requires courtesy copies (with tabbed exhibits) for Motions for Summary Judgment/Adjudication, Motions for Judgment on the Pleadings, Motions to Strike (Anti-SLAPP), Informal Discovery Conference briefs, and Ex Parte Applications. The conformed, printed courtesy copies are to be delivered directly to Dept. 309 within a day of electronic filing.

Courtesy copies of oppositions to ex parte applications must be delivered directly in the courtroom.

Oppositions must be e-filed no later than by 8:30 a.m. on the day of the hearing and courtesy copies are required directly in the courtroom.

At least three tabbed, marked, and paginated exhibit binder sets (Court, judicial assistant, witness) are required at the FSC, plus a binder for each opposing party if not exchanged electronically.

At least three sets of exhibit binders – tabbed, marked, and paginated – are required at the FSC: a set each for the Court, judicial assistant, and witness. Counsel must also supply an exhibit binder to each opposing party if not exchanged electronically.

Parties must email courtesy copies of all pleadings relating to ex parte applications to SMCDept833@lacourt.ca.gov.

The parties shall email courtesy copies of all pleadings relating to ex parte applications to SMCDept833@lacourt.ca.gov.

Papers due within 3 court days of a hearing must be sent as an emailed courtesy copy to SMCDept833@lacourt.ca.gov.

To the extent that any papers are due within three (3) court days of a hearing, the party filing the papers shall send a courtesy copy to SMCDept833@lacourt.ca.gov.

Courtesy copies are only required when a document is e-filed within 2 court days of the scheduled hearing.

COURTESY COPIES are only required if a document is e-filed within 2 court days of scheduled hearing pursuant to the General Order re: Electronic Filing.

Only one set of the Motions in Limine notebook is to be provided.

Provide one set only.

Exhibit notebooks must be provided on the first day of trial under the department trial orders.

Provide exhibit notebooks (on the first day of trial)

Parties must bring 5 tabbed and indexed sets of exhibit books: one each for the judicial assistant, the judge, and the witness box, plus a copy for each side.

Bring 5 Sets of Exhibit Books, tabbed and indexed: One set for the judicial assistant, one set for the judge, one set for the witness box and each side to have a copy

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are not required in this department.

The Court does not require courtesy copies.

No later than five court days before the FSC, the moving party on each motion in limine must lodge in Dept. 54 an indexed, tabbed three-ring binder of conformed moving, opposition, and reply papers.

No later than five court days before the FSC, the moving party for each motion in limine must lodge directly in Dept. 54 an indexed and tabbed three-ring binder containing conformed copies of all moving, opposition, and reply papers for their motions in limine.

A printed courtesy copy of motions, replies (including summary judgment/adjudication and anti-SLAPP motions) must be delivered directly to Department 310.

Deliver directly to Department 310 a printed courtesy copy of motions, replies, etc., including motions for summary judgment/adjudication and anti-SLAPP motions.

A courtesy copy of the e-filed motion to seal, together with the documents submitted conditionally under seal, must be provided to Department 310.

A courtesy copy of the eFiled motion, with the documents submitted conditionally under seal must be provided to Department 310.

Parties must bring one set of the Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

The parties’ counsel and any self-represented parties shall bring one set of the Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

Courtesy copies are required for summary judgment motions and must be deposited in the Courtesy Copy box in the hallway outside Department U.

Courtesy copies are required for summary judgment motions and for voluminous compilations of exhibits. Courtesy copies shall be submitted by depositing the copy in the “Courtesy Copy” box located in the hallway outside Department U.

Courtesy copies required for summary judgment motions and voluminous exhibits, submitted to box outside Dept U.

Courtesy copies are required for summary judgment motions and for voluminous compilations of exhibits. Courtesy copies shall be submitted by depositing the copy in the “Courtesy Copy” box located in the hallway outside Department U.

Proponent must bring 4 copies of exhibits used for impeachment/not disclosed to opposing counsel.

if a party uses an exhibit at trial which was not provided to opposing counsel, e.g., an exhibit used for impeachment and not disclosed in discovery, then the proponent is responsible for bringing 4 copies (one for the Judicial Assistant, one for the Court, one for opposing counsel, and one for the witness).

Proponent of an exhibit not previously disclosed to opposing counsel (e.g., an undisclosed impeachment exhibit) must bring 4 copies - one for the Judicial Assistant, the Court, opposing counsel, and the witness.

opposing counsel, e.g., an exhibit used for impeachment and not disclosed in discovery, then the proponent is responsible for bringing 4 copies (one for the Judicial Assistant, one for the Court, one for opposing counsel, and one for the witness).

Three exhibit binders must be provided: one for the Judicial Assistant (to be marked), one courtesy copy for the Judge, and one for the witness stand.

e. Three Exhibit Binders: 1 for the Judicial Assistant that will be marked; 1 courtesy copy for the Judge; and 1 copy for the witness stand.

Courtesy copies of motions are prohibited unless specifically requested by the court.

Please do not deliver a courtesy copy of the motion to the court unless specifically requested to do so.

For any e-filed document submitted two or fewer days before the hearing, a printed courtesy copy must be delivered to the courtroom by 4:30 p.m. the same business day, or by 10:00 a.m. the next business day if e-filed after 4:30 p.m.

Courtesy copies shall be provided pursuant to the First Amended General Order dated May 3, 2019. Printed Courtesy Copies are required for any filing electronically filed two or fewer days before the hearing, a courtesy copy must be delivered to the courtroom by 4:30 p.m. the same business day the document is efiled. If the efiling is submitted after 4:30 p.m., the courtesy copy must be delivered to the courtroom by 10:00 a.m. the next business day.

A printed courtesy copy accompanied by proof of electronic submission is always required for documents required by Standing or General Orders, pleadings and motions (26+ pages or with points and authorities), demurrers, anti-SLAPP filings, summary judgment/adjudication motions, and motions to compel further discovery.

Regardless of the time of electronic filing, a printed courtesy copy (along with proof of electronic submission) is required for the following documents: i) Any printed document required pursuant to a Standing or General Order; ii) Pleadings and motions (including attachments such as declarations and exhibits) of 26 pages or more; iii) Pleadings and motions that include points and authorities; iv) Demurrers; v) Anti-SLAPP filings, pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 425. vi) Motions for Summary Judgment/ Adjudication; and vii) Motions to Compel Further Discovery.

Courtesy copies of all trial documents must be lodged in Department N five court days before the FSC in joint, tabbed three-ring binders with an index in front.

Counsel must also lodge courtesy copies of all trial documents in Department N five court days before the final status conference, placed in JOINT three ring binders. Each document shall be tabbed, with an index provided in the front of each binder.

A courtesy copy of the joint trial documents must be submitted to Department N when they are filed.

Counsel shall e-file a1l JOINT trial documents and submit a courtesy copy to Department N.

Three sets of tabbed exhibit binders, with an exhibit-list index in front and labeled Judicial Assistant, Judge, or Witness, must be lodged by the day of trial.

On or before the day of trial, the parties shall lodge three (3) sets of exhibit binders, with an exhibit list in the front of each binder to serve as an index, and with divider tabs numbered by exhibit. The binders should be labeled with the name and case number for the case, and each binder shall be labeled "Judicial Assistant," "Judge" or "Witness."

A courtesy copy of the motion in limine papers (MIL, opposition, and reply), tabbed and indexed, must be delivered to the Court five court days before the final status conference.

(1) the MIL; (2) opposition to the MIL; and (3) any reply. The documents must be tabbed and indexed with the courtesy copy delivered to the Court five court days before the final status conference.

Pleadings and motions of 26 or more pages require a printed courtesy copy regardless of filing time.

Pleadings and motions (including attachments such as declarations and exhibits) of 26 pages or more;

Required

Always

Courtesy copies must be provided pursuant to the First Amended General Order dated May 3, 2019.

Courtesy copies shall be provided pursuant to the First Amended General Order dated May 3, 2019.

Courtesy copies of trial documents must be lodged in Department N five court days before FSC in joint three-ring binders, tabbed with index.

Counsel must also lodge courtesy copies of all trial documents in Department N five court days before the final status conference, placed in JOINT three ring binders. Each document shall be tabbed, with an index provided in the front of each binder.

Courtesy copies for ex parte applications must be brought to the Court on the morning of the hearing.

Courtesy copies must be brought for the Court on the morning of the hearing.

Ex parte applications require courtesy copies delivered to the court on the morning of the hearing.

Courtesy copies must be brought for the Court on the morning of the hearing.

Motions in limine and related documents must be tabbed, indexed, with courtesy copy delivered five court days before FSC.

Mils must comply with LASC Rule 3.57. (1) the MIL; (2) opposition to the MIL; and (3) any reply. The documents must be tabbed and indexed with the courtesy copy delivered to the Court five court days before the final status conference.

Printed courtesy copies are required regardless of filing time for pleadings and motions (including attachments such as declarations and exhibits) of 26 pages or more.

ii) Pleadings and motions (including attachments such as declarations and exhibits) of 26 pages or more;

Printed courtesy copies required for filings electronically filed two or fewer days before hearing, delivered by 4:30 p.m. same day or 10:00 a.m. next business day if filed after 4:30 p.m.

Printed Courtesy Copies are required for any filing electronically filed two or fewer days before the hearing, a courtesy copy must 6 be delivered to the courtroom by 4:30 p.m. the same business day the document is efiled. If the efiling is submitted after 4:30 p.m., the courtesy copy must be delivered to the courtroom by I0:00 a.m. the next b4siness day.

Printed courtesy copy with proof of electronic submission required for specific document types regardless of electronic filing time.

Regardless of the time of electronic filing, a printed courtesy copy (along with proof of electronic submission) is required for the following documents: i) Any printed document required pursuant to a Standing or General Order; ii) Pleadings and motions (including attachments such as declarations and exhibits) of 26 pages or more; iii) Pleadings and motions that include points and authorities; iv) Demurrers; v) Anti-SLAPP filings, pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 425. vi) Motions for Summary Judgment/ Adjudication; and vii) Motions to Compel Further Discovery.

A conformed courtesy copy must be emailed to the courtroom (WCC-Dept6@lacourt.org) immediately after filing for any papers filed within 5 calendar days of a hearing.

For any papers filed within 5 calendar days of a hearing, please send a courtesy conformed copy directly to the courtroom, via email to WCC-Dept6@lacourt.org, immediately following the filing of the original document.

Required

Always

A courtesy copy of any document filed less than five days before the scheduled hearing must be emailed to the Court at SMCDept507@lacourt.org.

A courtesy copy of any document filed less than five days before the scheduled hearing must be submitted to the Court by email only. The Court's email address is SMCDept507@lacourt.org.

Required

Always

Paper courtesy copies are not required for any document and should not be provided.

The Court does not require or request paper courtesy copies. No paper courtesy copies of any document are needed, and no paper courtesy copies should be provided.

The parties must jointly compile a three-ring trial binder and deliver it to Department 507 at least five court days before the FSC.

Trial Binder: The parties shall cooperate in compiling a three-ring trial binder that shall be delivered to Department 507 at least five (5) court days before the FSC.

Courtesy copies must be delivered to the court for summary judgment/adjudication motions and motions to compel further discovery (together with their oppositions and replies), and for all trial documents described in the trial order.

FILINGS: Courtesy copies are required for: (1) motions for summary judgment/adjudication along with oppositions and replies; (2) motions to compel further discovery along with oppositions and replies; and (3) all trial documents as described in the court's trial order.

Counsel must lodge courtesy copies of all trial documents in Department M five court days before the FSC, in joint three-ring binders with each document tabbed and an index at the front.

Counsel must also lodge courtesy copies of all trial documents in Department M five court days before the final status conference, placed in JOINT three ring binders. Each document shall be tabbed, with an index provided in the front of each binder.

Parties must lodge three sets of exhibit binders with the court on or before the day of trial, each with an exhibit-list index, numbered divider tabs, and labels for the Judicial Assistant, Judge, or Witness.

On or before the day of trial, the parties shall lodge three (3) sets of exhibit binders, with an exhibit list in the front of each binder to serve as an index, and with divider tabs numbered by exhibit. The binders should be labeled with the name and case number for the case, and each binder shall be labeled "Judicial Assistant," "Judge" or "Witness."

The tabbed and indexed MIL binder courtesy copy must be delivered to the Court five court days before the final status conference.

The documents must be tabbed and indexed with the courtesy copy delivered to the Court five court days before the final status conference.

Courtesy copies are required for summary judgment motions (and related oppositions/replies), motions to compel further discovery (and related oppositions/replies), and all trial documents per the court's trial order.

Courtesy copies are required for: (1) motions for summary judgment/adjudication along with oppositions and replies; (2) motions to compel further discovery along with oppositions and replies; and (3) all trial documents as described in the court’s trial order.

Courtesy copies of all trial documents must be lodged in Department M 5 court days before the final status conference, in joint three-ring binders with tabs and an index.

Counsel must also lodge courtesy copies of all trial documents in Department M five court days before the final status conference, placed in JOINT three ring binders. Each document shall be tabbed, with an index provided in the front of each binder.

Three sets of exhibit binders must be lodged by the trial date, with exhibit list index, numbered divider tabs, and labeled with case details and role (Judicial Assistant, Judge, Witness).

On or before the day of trial, the parties shall lodge three (3) sets of exhibit binders, with an exhibit list in the front of each binder to serve as an index, and with divider tabs numbered by exhibit. The binders should be labeled with the name and case number for the case, and each binder shall be labeled “Judicial Assistant,” “Judge” or “Witness.”

The party filing the most MILs must assemble them into a tabbed, indexed binder with MIL, opposition, and reply, delivered to the Court 5 court days before the final status conference.

The party filing the most MILs must assemble the MILs into a binder for the Court containing: (1) the MIL; (2) opposition to the MIL; and (3) any reply. The documents must be tabbed and indexed with the courtesy copy delivered to the Court five court days before the final status conference.

All parties must provide the Court in the courtroom with two sets of pre-marked exhibits in binders (even for remote trials), except impeachment exhibits, for which the Court must still have two copies of each exhibit used at trial.

All parties must provide the Court (in the courtroom) with two sets of pre-marked exhibits in binders with the exception of exhibits that are truly impeachment exhibits. This is true even for trials that will be held remotely. For impeachment exhibits, the parties will need to be sure that the Court has two copies of each such exhibit used at trial.

Unless no live testimony is contemplated, an additional set of pre-marked exhibits must be available for the witnesses and remain on the witness stand.

Unless there is no contemplation of live testimony by any party, an additional set of pre-marked exhibits shall be available for the witnesses and will remain on the witness stand.

Parties must provide two sets of pre-marked exhibits in binders to the court, excluding impeachment exhibits which require two copies each.

1. All parties must provide the Court (in the courtroom) with two sets of pre-marked exhibits in binders with the exception of exhibits that are truly impeachment exhibits. This is true even for trials that will be held remotely. For impeachment exhibits, the parties will need to be sure that the Court has two copies of each such exhibit used at trial.

At least three tabbed, marked, and paginated sets of exhibit binders (for the Court, the Judicial Assistant, and the Witness) are required on the first day of trial.

At least three sets of exhibit binders – tabbed, marked and paginated – are required on the first day of Trial: a set for the Court, the Judicial Assistant and for the Witness.

The tabbed three-ring binder of motions in limine must be lodged directly in Department 412 at the Final Status Conference.

Three-ring binder to be lodged directly in Department 412 at the Final Status Conference (FSC).

Motions-in-limine three-ring binders must be lodged directly in Department 412 at the FSC.

Three-ring binders to be lodged directly in Department 412 at the FSC.

A printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions must be submitted directly to Department F47 on or before the trial date.

Additionally, a printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions shall be submitted directly in Department F47 on or before the date of trial.

A printed courtesy copy of verdict forms and jury instructions must be submitted to Department F47 on or before trial date.

Additionally, a printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions shall be submitted directly in Department F47 on or before the date of trial.

Courtesy copies of e-filed documents must be delivered directly to the courtroom pursuant to the General Order re Mandatory Electronic Filing.

Please deliver courtesy copies directly to the courtroom pursuant to the General Order re Mandatory Electronic Filing.

A courtesy copy of the IDC joint statement of discovery in dispute must be delivered to Department E three court days before the IDC.

If the Court orders an IDC a joint statement of discovery in dispute (no more than five pages) shall be filed and a courtesy copy delivered to Department E three (3) court days before the IDC.

All three sets of exhibit binders must be lodged on the first day of trial.

The parties shall lodge the entire three sets of exhibit binders on the first day of trial.

If no court reporter is used at trial, the parties must jointly prepare a summary of each day's proceedings and lodge it in the courtroom the next morning before proceedings resume.

If no court reporter is used, the parties must jointly prepare a summary of the day's proceedings, and lodge it in the courtroom the next morning before proceedings resume.

A copy of any PowerPoint slides used in opening statement must be lodged with the court.

A copy of the slides must be lodged with the court.

Each party must bring one volume (not a full set) of its Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for court review.

The parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall each bring one volume (not a full set) of the Exhibit Binders containing their exhibits to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

All litigants except self-represented litigants must lodge courtesy copies directly in Department 207 of all moving, opposition, and reply papers for anti-SLAPP motions, summary judgment/adjudication motions, motions to compel further discovery responses, and trial documents no later than 3 court days before the hearing (the source list begins at item 2; item 1 is not shown).

Except as otherwise provided under Local Rule 3.4, the Court requires all litigants, except Self-Represented Litigants, to lodge courtesy copies directly in Department 207 of all moving, opposition and reply papers, no later than three (3) court days before the scheduled hearing, of the following types of motions: 2. Anti-SLAPP Motions under Code of Civil Procedure section 425.16. 3. Motions for Summary Judgment/ Adjudication. 4. Motions to Compel Further Discovery Responses. 5. Trial Documents in compliance with Trial Preparation Orders.

Before any scheduled hearing, all parties must deliver paper courtesy copies of all motions, oppositions and replies (including ex parte applications, demurrers, motions to strike, Anti-SLAPP motions, and other listed motion papers) to Department 207.

Before any scheduled hearing, all parties shall deliver to/lodge in Department 207 courtesy paper copies of all motions, oppositions and replies, including but not limited to ex parte applications, demurrers, motions to strike, Anti-SLAPP motion, motions for judgment on the pleadings, motions for preliminary injunction, motions to compel further discovery responses and motions for summary judgment or summary adjudication.

All litigants except self-represented litigants must lodge courtesy copies in Department 207 of moving, opposition and reply papers for preliminary injunction, Anti-SLAPP, summary judgment/adjudication, motions to compel further discovery responses, and trial documents no later than three court days before the scheduled hearing.

Except as otherwise provided under Local Rule 3.4, the Court requires all litigants, except Self-Represented Litigants, to lodge courtesy copies directly in Department 207 of all moving, opposition and reply papers, no later than three (3) court days before the scheduled hearing, of the following types of motions: 1. Motions for Preliminary Injunction. 2. Anti-SLAPP Motions under Code of Civil Procedure section 425.16. 3. Motions for Summary Judgment/ Adjudication. 4. Motions to Compel Further Discovery Responses. 5. Trial Documents in compliance with Trial Preparation Orders.

A jointly prepared Motions in Limine Binder containing one-sided, conformed copies of all motions in limine, opposition, and reply papers, tabbed and organized in three-ring binders, must be lodged in Department 207 no later than five calendar days before the Final Status Conference.

No later than five calendar days before the Final Status Conference, the parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall jointly prepare and lodge in Department 207 a Motions in Limine Binder. The Motions in Limine Binder shall include one-sided, conformed copies of all motions in limine, opposition papers, and reply papers, organized in one or more three-ring binders, tabbed in numerical order with the opposition papers and reply papers for each motion placed directly behind the moving papers with a colored sheet of paper separating the moving, opposition, and reply papers.

Parties must jointly prepare five sets of tabbed, one-sided, three-ring Exhibit Binders and bring one set to the Final Status Conference for the Court to review.

The parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall work together to jointly prepare five sets of tabbed, internally paginated by document, and properly-marked exhibits, organized numerically in three-ring binders (a set for the Court, a set for the Judicial Assistant, a set for the witnesses, and a set for each party) ("Exhibit Binders"). Copies of documentary exhibits shall be one-sided copies. The parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall bring one set of the Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for the Court to review.

A jointly prepared Trial Binder must be lodged in Department 207 no later than five calendar days before the Final Status Conference.

No later than five calendar days before the Final Status Conference, the parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall jointly prepare and lodge in Department 207 a Trial Binder,

Courtesy copies of each party's points and authorities, along with separate statements, exhibits, and other supporting or opposing papers, must be lodged with the court for summary judgment motions, anti-SLAPP motions, petitions for writ of attachment, applications for preliminary injunctions, and motions to compel further discovery responses.

The following motions require lodging with the court courtesy copies of each party's points and authorities, along with any separate statements, exhibits, or other documents filed in support or opposition: Summary judgment motions; anti-SLAPP motions, petitions for writ of attachment; applications for preliminary injunctions; motions to compel further discovery responses, and any other motions of any kind where the points and authorities and any accompanying supporting materials exceed 35 pages in length. Failure to do so may result in the motion being taken off calendar.

Any other motion whose points and authorities and accompanying supporting materials exceed 35 pages requires lodging courtesy copies with the court, and failure to do so may result in the motion being taken off calendar.

and any other motions of any kind where the points and authorities and any accompanying supporting materials exceed 35 pages in length. Failure to do so may result in the motion being taken off calendar.

A printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions must be delivered directly to Department F43 at the time of electronic filing.

Additionally, a printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions shall be filed directly in Department F43 at the time of the electronic filing.

Motions in limine filers must also submit a 3-ring binder with a table of contents and tab dividers containing all MIL motions, oppositions, and replies at least 2 calendar days before the FSC; late notebooks may result in the motions not being considered.

Separate Notebooks Are Required for All Motions in Limine: In addition to filing electronically, the party filing the motion(s) in limine must also submit a 3-ring binder notebook containing all motions, oppositions, and replies. The notebook must have both a Table of Contents and tab dividers to separate each numbered motion and its corresponding opposition and reply. The notebook shall be submitted at least two (2) calendar days prior to the FSC. Late filed notebooks may result in the motions not being considered.

Identical copies of the exhibit list and all exhibits must be provided in 3-ring binders - one for each party, one for the Court, and one for the witness stand.

Identical copies of the Exhibit List and all exhibits must be provided in 3-ring binders as follows: one for each party, one for the Court, and one for the witness stand.

All trial exhibits must be placed in Exhibit Notebooks, and on the first day of trial the parties must jointly submit four identical copies (one per party, one for the Court, one for the witness stand).

All exhibits sought to be admitted by the parties shall be placed in Exhibit Notebooks. On the first day of trial, the parties are ordered to jointly submit four identical copies of the Exhibit Notebooks as follows: one for each party, one for the Court, and one for the witness stand.

On the first day of trial and before trial begins, the parties must lodge the originals of all deposition transcripts with the courtroom clerk.

On the first day of trial, the parties must lodge with the courtroom clerk the originals of all deposition transcripts, to be used for any purpose, before trial begins.

On the first day of trial, parties must provide sufficient copies of all discovery excerpts for the judge, the opposing parties, and the witness.

On the first day of trial, the parties must provide sufficient copies for the judge, the opposing parties, and the witness of all excerpts from interrogatories, requests for admission, depositions, and video depositions.

A printed courtesy copy of verdict forms and jury instructions must be filed in Dept F43 when e-filing.

Additionally, a printed courtesy copy of all verdict forms and jury instructions shall be filed directly in Department F43 at the time of the electronic filing.

Motions in limine require a 3-ring binder notebook with table of contents and tabs, submitted 2 calendar days before FSC.

Separate Notebooks Are Required for All Motions in Limine: In addition to filing electronically, the party filing the motion(s) in limine must also submit a 3-ring binder notebook containing all motions, oppositions, and replies. The notebook must have both a Table of Contents and tab dividers to separate each numbered motion and its corresponding opposition and reply. The notebook shall be submitted at least two (2) calendar days prior to the FSC.

Four copies of exhibit notebooks must be submitted on first day of trial; exhibits not filed electronically.

On the first day of trial, the parties are ordered to jointly submit four identical copies of the Exhibit Notebooks as follows: one for each party, one for the Court, and one for the witness stand. Trial and evidentiary hearing exhibits shall not be filed electronically.

Required

Always

All trials require a tabbed 3-ring trial binder with table of contents, lodged 2 calendar days before FSC.

For all trials (jury and non-jury), the parties/counsel shall jointly prepare and lodge a trial binder with the Court at least two (2) calendar days before the FSC, containing the required trial documents, tabbed and organized into 3-ring binders, with a Table of Contents in the front of each binder...

Specific motion types require lodging courtesy copies of points and authorities and supporting documents.

The following motions require lodging with the court courtesy copies of each party's points and authorities, along with any separate statements, exhibits, or other documents filed in support or opposition: Summary judgment motions; anti-SLAPP motions, petitions for writ of attachment; applications for preliminary injunctions; motions to compel further discovery responses, and any other motions of any kind where the points and authorities and any accompanying supporting materials exceed 35 pages in length.

The parties must provide a paper trial notebook to the Court in connection with the final status conference/trial.

The parties must provide both a paper "trial notebook" for the Court and must also submit FSC/trial documents electronically.

Hard copies of trial readiness documents must be assembled in three-hole binders and delivered to the Court the day before the FSC.

In addition to the filing and service of the documents, hard copies of the documents must be assembled in three-hole binders and delivered to the Court the daybefore the FSC.

Counsel must prepare separate sets of trial exhibits for the Court, the opposing party(ies), the witness stand, and the Judicial Assistant.

Counsel must prepare a separate set of exhibits for the Court, the opposing party(parties), the witness stand, and the Judicial Assistant.

No later than one day before the FSC, the moving party on each motion in limine must lodge directly in Dept. 517 an indexed, tabbed three-ring binder containing conformed copies of all moving, opposition, and reply papers.

No later than one day before the FSC, the moving party for each motion in limine must lodge directly in Dept. 517 an indexed and tabbed three-ring binder containing conformed copies of all moving, opposition, and reply papers.

For post-trial motions, the Court requests an additional courtesy copy emailed to LBCDeptS29@LACourt.org, with all counsel or self-represented litigants copied.

The Court requests an additional courtesy copy via email sent to: LBCDeptS29@LACourt.org [Note: ALLcounsel or self-represented litigantsmust be copied on anything sent to the Department's email box]

A courtesy copy of the proposed joint verdict form must be sent to the Court's email box before trial commences.

Submit a proposed joint verdict form before trial commences sending a courtesy copy to the Court's email box.

Post-trial motions require an additional courtesy copy via email to LBCDeptS29@LACourt.org, with all counsel and self-represented litigants copied.

The Court requests an additional courtesy copy via email sent to: LBCDeptS29@LACourt.org [Note: ALL counsel or self-represented litigants must be copied on anything sent to the Department's email box]

Proposed verdict forms require a courtesy copy sent via email to the Court's email box before trial commences.

Submit a proposed joint verdict form before trial commences sending a courtesy copy to the Court's email box.

Parties must provide 3 tabbed and indexed exhibit book sets delivered to Dept. S25 (one each for the clerk, judge, and witness box).

Exhibits Books: Please provide 3 sets of Exhibits Books, tabbed and indexed, and delivered to Dept. S25. (One set for the clerk, one set for the judge, and one set for the witness box).

Three tabbed sets of Exhibits Books must be delivered to Dept. S25.

Please provide 3 sets of Exhibits Books, tabbed and indexed, and delivered to Dept. S25. (One set for the clerk, one set for the judge, and one set for the witness box).

A separate courtesy copy of ex parte papers must be brought for each other party in the case.

A separate courtesy copy of the papers shall also be brought for each other party in the case.

Courtesy copies of the listed pretrial documents (exhibits/exhibit list, jury instructions, witness list, statement of the case, trial briefs, motions in limine, operative pleadings) must be delivered to Department 408 no later than 2 days before the FSC.

Please deliver courtesy copies of the following documents to Department 408 no later than two (2) days before the FSC:

A tabbed binder containing all motions in limine, oppositions, and replies in sequential order with a table of contents must be provided to the court no later than 2 days before the FSC.

As explained above, the parties and counsel must provide a tabbed binder at the FSC containing all motions in limine, oppositions, and replies in sequential order consistent with the number assigned to each motion in limine. The binder also must contain a table of contents identifying each motion in limine, opposition, and reply, and the corresponding tab for each. The binder(s) must be provided to the court no later than two (2) days before the FSC.

Self-represented parties must bring a separate courtesy copy of ex parte papers for each other party.

A separate courtesy copy of the papers shall also be brought for each other party in the case.

Courtesy copy of IDC joint statement must be delivered to the court.

Please deliver a courtesy copy of the joint statement.

FSC required documents must be filed 5 days prior to FSC, with courtesy copies delivered to Department 408 2 days before FSC.

Unless ordered otherwise, at least five (5) days prior to the FSC, counsel must exchange and file with the court all documents required by Superior Court of Los Angeles County Rule 3.25(g), and the court requests the documents be provided in the form described below, in the interests of judicial efficiency. Please deliver courtesy copies of the following documents to Department 408 no later than two (2) days before the FSC:

Courtesy copies are due at the courtroom two weeks prior to the hearing date.

COURTESY COPIES ARE DUE AT THE COURTROOM TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO HEARING DATE AT THE COURTROOM.

For ex parte applications, courtesy copies must be provided to the courtroom by noon the day before the hearing.

Courtesy copies to be provided to the courtroom by noon the day before the hearing.

Courtesy copies of all motions and related pleadings must be delivered to Department D even though the documents are filed electronically.

In compliance with the Court's policy regarding electronic filing, courtesy copies of all motions and related pleadings must be delivered to Department D, even though the documents have been filed electronically.

The moving party must deliver moving pleadings to Department D at least two weeks before a Friday law and motion hearing.

For law and motion matters set for hearing on the Friday calendar, the moving party must deliver the moving pleadings to Department D at least two weeks before the hearing date.

Courtesy copies of all oppositions and replies must be delivered to Department D on the day of electronic filing.

Courtesy copies of all oppositions and replies must be delivered to Department D on the day of the electronic filing.

For ex parte applications, the parties must deliver courtesy copies to Department D the day before the hearing.

For ex parte applications, the parties must deliver courtesy copies to Department D the day before the hearing with any oppositions being delivered to Department D no later than 9:00 a.m. the day of the hearing.

The original and 2 copies of all exhibits must be provided to the court at the outset of trial.

The original and 2 copies of all exhibits shall be provided to the court at the outset of trial.

At least 3 copies of the joint exhibit list must be provided to the court.

At least 3 copies of the list shall be provided to the court.

Paper courtesy copies of CMC statements, demurrers, motions (including oppositions and replies), FSC documents, and proposed orders must be delivered in the courtesy box outside the courtroom.

Courtesy copies (paper copies) are required of CMC statements, demurrers, motions (including any oppositions and replies), FSC documents, and proposed orders. Copies should be delivered in the “courtesy box” outside the courtroom.

Courtesy copies of all motion papers must be provided to Department 307 at the time of e-filing; they need not be conformed but should include proof of e-filing submission.

Courtesy copies of all motion papers must be provided to Department 307 at the time of e-filing. Courtesy copies for e-filed motions do not have to be conformed but should have proof of submission of e-filing.

Courtesy copies of ex-parte papers and any opposition must be provided to Department 307.

Courtesy copies of the ex-parte papers and any opposition is to be provided to Dept. 307.

A courtesy copy of the IDC joint brief must be provided to the department upon filing.

A courtesy copy of the joint brief is to be provided to the department upon filing.

A courtesy copy of the CMC statement must be provided to the department upon filing.

CMC statements (Judicial Council form #CM-110) should be filed at least 15 calendar days prior to the CMC [CRC Rules 3.720-3.730] with a courtesy copy provided to the department upon filing.

Courtesy copies of the trial documents must be provided to the department upon filing (four days before the FSC).

Four days before the FSC, the parties are to e-file, serve and provide courtesy copies to the department upon filing the following trial documents: special verdict, list of jury instructions, statement to the jury panel, list of witnesses, list of exhibits.

Courtesy copies of all motions in limine documents, including oppositions and replies, must be provided to the department upon filing.

Courtesy copies of all MIL documents, including oppositions and replies are required to be provided to the department upon filing.

Three exhibit binders for Court use (witness, Judicial Assistant, judge) must be provided to the Court four court days before the FSC.

Three exhibit binders should be prepared for Court use: one to be used by the witnesses; one for the Judicial Assistant and another for the judge. One set of the exhibit binders is to be provided to the Court four court days before the FSC.

Courtesy copies are required for CMC statements, demurrers, motions (including oppositions/replies), FSC documents, and proposed orders, delivered to the courtroom courtesy box.

COURTESY COPIES: Courtesy copies (paper copies) are required of CMC statements, demurrers, motions (including any oppositions and replies), FSC documents, and proposed orders. Copies should be delivered in the “courtesy box” outside the courtroom.

Courtesy copies of all motion papers must be delivered to Department 307 immediately upon e-filing.

Courtesy copies of all motion papers must be provided to Department 307 at the time of e-filing. Courtesy copies for e-filed motions do not have to be conformed but should have proof of submission of e-filing.

Courtesy copies of joint briefs requesting an IDC must be provided to the department upon filing.

A courtesy copy of the joint brief is to be provided to the department upon filing.

Courtesy copies of all motions in limine, oppositions, and replies must be provided to the department upon filing.

Courtesy copies of all MIL documents, including oppositions and replies are required to be provided to the department upon filing.

Courtesy copies of ex parte papers and oppositions must be provided to Department 307.

Courtesy copies of the ex-parte papers and any opposition is to be provided to Dept. 307.

Complete sets of Exhibit Binders must be provided and retained until trial begins (fragment continuing from the prior page, so the full requirement details precede this chunk).

complete sets of Exhibit Binders for cases until trial begins.

Required

Always

Courtesy copies of filed documents must be delivered directly to the courtroom.

Please deliver courtesy copies directly to the courtroom pursuant to the General Order re Mandatory Electronic Filing.

A courtesy copy of the joint statement of discovery in dispute must be delivered to the courtroom three court days before the Informal Discovery Conference.

A joint statement of discovery in dispute (no more than five pages) may be filed and a courtesy copy delivered to the courtroom three court days before the Informal Discovery Conference.

Exhibits must be brought to court on the first day of trial, with five exhibit books provided for the court, the clerk, the witness stand, and both counsel.

Exhibits must be brought to court on the first day of trial. Five exhibit books must be provided for: the court, the clerk, the witness stand, plaintiff’s and defendant’s counsel.

Required

Always

Courtesy copies must be delivered directly to the courtroom as provided in the General Order re Mandatory Electronic Filing.

Please deliver courtesy copies directly to the courtroom pursuant to the General Order re Mandatory Electronic Filing.

Conformed, printed courtesy copies with tabbed exhibits are required for summary judgment motion briefs, ex parte applications and oppositions, and trial documents, delivered directly to Department P within one day of electronic filing.

The Court requires courtesy copies (with tabbed exhibits) for the following categories of documents: (1) summary judgment motions briefs; (2) ex parte applications and oppositions; (3) trial documents; and (4) motion papers exceeding 100 pages (i.e., including exhibits and all other supporting documents), regardless of the type of motion. The conformed, printed courtesy copies are to be delivered directly to Department P within one day of electronic filing.

Self-represented parties must bring a separate courtesy copy of ex parte papers for each party in the case.

A separate courtesy copy of the papers shall also be brought for each party in the case.

Counsel must provide the Court with 2 trial notebooks (one with all trial documents, one with all motions in limine and the summation page) brought to the Final Status Conference.

Counsel are to provide the Court with 2 trial notebooks containing all trial documents. (One notebook is to contain all trial documents and the second notebook is to contain all motions in limine and summation page). THE TRIAL NOTEBOOKS ARE TO BE BROUGHT TO THE FINAL STATUS CONFERENCE.

Separate exhibit books must be provided for the judge, clerk, witness, and counsel, and brought at the start of trial.

Separate exhibits books must be provided for: the judge, clerk, witness, and counsel. EXHIBIT BOOKS ARE TO BE BROUGHT AT THE START OF TRIAL.

Counsel must deliver original exhibits to the Clerk and exhibit copies for the Court, witness stand, and opposing counsel, brought on the first day of trial.

Counsel are to provide the set of original exhibits for the Clerk and a copy of the exhibits for the Court, witness stand, and opposing counsel. Exhibits are to be brought on the first day of trial.

Three copies of all exhibits (3-ring binder format) must be provided on the first day of trial — one for the Court, the clerk, and the witness stand.

The exhibits shall be placed in a 3-ring binder. Three (3) copies of all exhibits shall be provided on the first day of trial—one for the Court, the clerk, and a separate copy for the witness stand.

Three copies of all exhibits must be provided on the first day of trial for the court, clerk, and witness stand.

Three (3) copies of all exhibits shall be provided on the first day of trial—one for the Court, the clerk, and a separate copy for the witness stand.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are not permitted in Department 7, except as provided in Section G (filing and lodging documents under seal).

NO COURTESY COPIES PLEASE (BUT SEE SECTION G BELOW)

On the first day of trial, parties must jointly submit five identical copies of the Exhibit Notebooks to the Court.

On the first day of trial, the parties are ordered to jointly submit five identical copies of the Exhibit Notebooks

On the first day of trial, parties must provide sufficient copies of all discovery excerpts for the judge, the opposing parties, and the witness.

On the first day of trial, the parties must provide sufficient copies for the judge, the opposing parties, and the witness of all excerpts from interrogatories, requests for admission, depositions, and video depositions.

Motions in limine must be submitted in a 3-ring binder with TOC and tabs, 2 calendar days before FSC.

Separate Notebooks Are Required for All Motions in Limine: In addition to filing electronically, the party filing the motion(s) in limine must also submit a 3-ring binder notebook containing all motions, oppositions, and replies. The notebook must have both a Table of Contents and tab dividers to separate each numbered motion and its corresponding opposition and reply. The notebook shall be submitted at least two (2) calendar days prior to the FSC. Late filed notebooks may result in the motions not being considered.

Exhibits must be in numbered notebooks, 5 copies submitted on first day of trial; exhibits numbered consecutively with dash for multi-page.

On the first day of trial, the parties are ordered to jointly submit five identical copies of the Exhibit Notebooks as hearing exhibits shall not be filed electronically. Those exhibits can be numbered consecutively in the lower, right-hand corner of each document. Each page should be given an exhibit number, so that if an exhibit contains multiple pages, it should have a "-"(dash) delineating each page. For example, if Exhibit 1 consists of 3 pages, it would be numbered as follows: Exhibit 1-1, 1-2, and 1-3.

Five sets of tabbed and indexed exhibit books must be delivered to Department T for trial.

7. Delivered-5 Sets of Exhibit Books, tabbed and indexed, and delivered to Dept. T. (One set for the clerk, one set for the judge, one set for the witness box and each side to have a copy.)

Required

Always

Department 306 does not accept courtesy paper copies unless the court directs otherwise.

Unless directed by the court, Department 306 does not accept courtesy paper copies.

Required

Never

Department 306 does not accept courtesy paper copies unless directed by the court.

Unless directed by the court, Department 306 does not accept courtesy paper copies.

Courtesy copies are required for documents required by a standing or general order, pleadings and motions with points and authorities, demurrers, anti-SLAPP filings, MSJ/MSA motions, motions to compel further discovery, related oppositions/replies, and all trial documents.

Courtesy copies are required for: (1) any printed document required pursuant to a Standing or General Order; (2) pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 pages or more; (3) pleadings and motions that include points and authorities; (4) demurrers; (5) anti-SLAPP filings; (6) motions for summary judgment/adjudication. (7) motions to compel further discovery; (8) any oppositions/replies to demurrers/anti-SLAPP, motions for summary judgement/adjudication, or motions to compel further discovery; and (9) all trial documents as described below.

Courtesy copies of ex parte applications must be brought to the Court on the morning of the hearing.

Courtesy copies must be brought for the Court on the morning of the hearing.

Required

Always

Department J requires courtesy copies of all filings to be delivered to the department no later than 8:30 a.m. the day after filing.

Department J is a courtesy copy courtroom. Courtesy copies of any filings are to be delivered to Department J no later than 8:30 a.m. the day after filing.

Joint courtesy copies of all trial documents must be lodged in Department J five court days before the final status conference in JOINT three-ring binders (spines max 2.5 inches), with each document tabbed, paginated, and indexed.

Counsel must also lodge joint courtesy copies of all trial documents in Department J five (5) court days before the final status conference, placed in JOINT three ring binders with spines which do not exceed 2.5 inches. Each document shall be tabbed, paginated, and include an index in the front of each binder.

Demurrers require courtesy copies.

demurrers

Anti-SLAPP filings require courtesy copies.

anti-SLAPP filings

Motions to compel further discovery require courtesy copies.

motions to compel further discovery

All trial documents require courtesy copies.

all trial documents as described below

Motions for summary judgment or adjudication require courtesy copies.

motions for summary judgment/adjudication

Required

Always

All courtesy copies for Department J must be delivered no later than 8:30 a.m. the day after filing.

Department J is a courtesy copy courtroom. Courtesy copies of any filings are to be delivered to Department J no later than 8:30 a.m. the day after filing.

Ex parte applications require courtesy copies delivered to the court on the morning of the hearing.

Courtesy copies must be brought for the Court on the morning of the hearing.

Trial document courtesy copies must be lodged 5 court days before final status conference in joint three-ring binders with spines ≤2.5 inches, tabbed, paginated, with index.

Counsel must also lodge joint courtesy copies of all trial documents in Department J five (5) court days before the final status conference, placed in JOINT three ring binders with spines which do not exceed 2.5 inches. Each document shall be tabbed, paginated, and include an index in the front of each binder.

Oppositions and replies to demurrers, anti-SLAPP, summary judgment, and motions to compel further discovery require courtesy copies.

any oppositions/replies to demurrers/anti-SLAPP, motions for summary judgement/adjudication, or motions to compel further discovery

Courtesy copies are required for pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 pages or more.

Courtesy copies are required for: (1) any printed document required pursuant to a Standing or General Order; (2) pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 pages or more

Pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 or more pages require courtesy copies.

pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 pages or more

Courtesy copies of trial documents and MSJ/MSA papers are required and must be hand-delivered directly to the Courtroom Assistant because Department 5 has no drop box.

This court requires courtesy copies of trial documents and papers submitted in connection with a Motion for Summary Judgment or a Motion for Summary Adjudication, as discussed further below. Department 5 does not maintain a “drop box;” please deliver courtesy copies directly to the Courtroom Assistant.

Courtesy copies for papers submitted in connection with a Motion for Summary Judgment or Summary Adjudication must be lodged on the date the papers are electronically filed.

submitted in connection with a Motion for Summary Judgment or a Motion for Summary Adjudication. Please lodge these courtesy copies on the date the papers are electronically filed.

Courtesy conformed copies of filings with points and authorities or exceeding 15 pages must be lodged in Dept. 508 on the filing date (next business day if efiled on a holiday or weekend).

Courtesy conformed copies of any filings with a points and authorities or that exceed 15 pages must be lodged in Dept. 508 on the date of filing or, if the filing is efiled on a holiday or weekend, on the next business day.

Courtesy copies of all motion, opposition, and reply papers are required; if the motion is filed more than 30 calendar days before the hearing, courtesy copies of the motion should be filed 16 court days before the hearing.

Please provide courtesy copies of all motion, opposition and reply papers. If your motion has been filed more than 30 calendar days before the hearing date, please wait to file the courtesy copies of the motion until 16 court days before the hearing.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are not accepted except for Oppositions to Ex Partes, MSC settlement briefs, or as otherwise requested, and any accepted copies should be emailed to the Department 506 Resource Account.

The Court does not accept courtesy copies except for Oppositions to Ex Partes, settlement briefs for Mandatory Settlement Conferences (MSCs), or as otherwise requested by the Court. Any courtesy copies should be submitted to the Department 506 Resource Account: smcdept506@lacourt.ca.gov.

One set of all Exhibit Binders must be brought to the Final Status Conference for the Court to review.

The parties’ counsel and any self-represented parties shall bring one set of all of the Exhibit Binders discussed above to the Final Status Conference for the Court to review.

Courtesy copies of the ex parte application and all supporting documents are required and must have exhibit tabs, particularly where the exhibits are numerous.

The court requires courtesy copies of the ex parte application and all supporting documents. The courtesy copies shall have exhibit tabs, particularly where the exhibits are numerous.

Courtesy copies are required for all law and motion papers, except no courtesy copies are required where a motion notebook will be prepared and lodged.

The court requires courtesy copies for all law and motion papers.

Courtesy copies are required only for late-filed documents and ex parte oppositions, and must be delivered directly to Department B.

Courtesy copies are not requested except for any late-filed document and any ex parte opposition. Please deliver courtesy copies directly to Department B.

Courtesy copies are required only for late-filed documents and ex parte oppositions, delivered to Department B.

Courtesy copies are not requested except for any late-filed document and any ex parte opposition. Please deliver courtesy copies directly to Department B.

A courtesy copy of the ex parte opposition must be delivered directly to Dept. 410 no later than 4:30 p.m. the day before the hearing.

Any written opposition to the ex parte application by parties represented by counsel must be electronically filed no later than 4:00 p.m. of the day before the ex parte hearing, with a courtesy copy delivered directly to Dept. 410 no later than 4:30 p.m. that same day.

Printed courtesy copies of efiled motion-related documents (with tab separators between exhibits) must be delivered to Dept. 410 by 4:30 p.m. the same business day, or by 10:00 a.m. the next business day if efiled after 4:30 p.m.

The Court strongly appreciates a printed courtesy copy (with inserted tab separators between exhibits) of motion-related documents filed electronically to be delivered to Department 410 by 4:30 p.m. on the same business day the document is efiled. If the efiling is submitted after 4:30 p.m., the courtesy copy must be delivered to Department 410 no later than 10:00 a.m. the next business day.

At least five tabbed and paginated exhibit binder sets are required on the first day of trial for the Court, judicial assistant, witness, each opposing party, and counsel.

At least five sets of exhibit binders – tabbed and paginated – are required on the first day of trial: a complete set each for the Court, the judicial assistant, and the witness. Counsel must also supply an exhibit binder to each opposing party, and one for counsel themselves.

Motion-related e-filed documents require a printed courtesy copy with tab separators, delivered by 4:30 p.m. same business day or 10:00 a.m. next business day if e-filed after 4:30 p.m.

The Court strongly appreciates a printed courtesy copy (with inserted tab separators between exhibits) of motion-related documents filed electronically to be delivered to Department 410 by 4:30 p.m. on the same business day the document is efiled. If the efiling is submitted after 4:30 p.m., the courtesy copy must be delivered to Department 410 no later than 10:00 a.m. the next business day.

Ex parte opposition counsel must deliver a courtesy copy to Dept 410 by 4:30pm day before hearing.

Any written opposition to the ex parte application by parties represented by counsel must be electronically filed no later than 4:00 p.m. of the day before the ex parte hearing, with a courtesy copy delivered directly to Dept. 410 no later than 4:30 p.m. that same day.

Self-represented parties must file ex parte papers by 8:45am day of hearing, pay fee, and bring courtesy copies for each party.

Self-represented parties: file with Judicial Assistant in Dept. 410 by 8:45 a.m. on the day of the hearing, after paying any applicable filing fee at the filing window in room 102 (unless the party has a fee waiver). A separate courtesy copy of the papers shall also be brought for each other party in the case. If you wish to have a stamped copy for your own records, please bring another extra copy for that purpose.

A separate courtesy copy of the ex parte papers must be brought for each other party in the case.

A separate courtesy copy of the papers shall also be brought for each other party in the case.

Counsel must deliver one joint tabbed trial binder to the Court at the FSC, organized with Tab A: Trial Briefs and Tab B: Motions in Limine (additional tabs continue in source).

Counsel must provide a joint trial binder for the Court at the FSC. The trial binder shall be organized as follows: Tab A: Trial Briefs Tab B: Motions in Limine

One set of the Exhibit Binders must be brought to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

The parties' counsel and any self-represented parties shall bring one set of the Exhibit Binders to the Final Status Conference for the court to review.

The parties must deliver a 3-hole punched courtesy hard-copy of the Joint Statement to the Court.

The parties shall also deliver to the Court a 3-hole punched courtesy hard-copy of the Joint Statement.

Parties must meet and confer and file the listed trial documents five court days before the final status conference, with courtesy copies provided to Department 413.

The parties must meet and confer and submit the following documents FIVE COURT DAYS BEFORE THE FINAL STATUS CONFERENCE. The following documents are to be filed in accordance with the court's standing order with courtesy copies provided to Department 413.

Required

Always

Courtesy copies of all electronically filed documents, with tabbed exhibits, must be provided to Department 621 within one court day after e-filing, and failure to do so may result in the case being dropped from the trial calendar, motions taken off calendar, or sanctions.

Department 621 requires that, Courtesy Copies of all documents,,,filed electronically be provided (with tabbed exhibits) within one court day after the electronic filing. This Order applies to complaints, answers, notices, motions, oppositions, replies and all other electronically filed documents. There are no exceptions to this Order. A failure to timely provide Courtesy Copies may result in a case not being put on the Court's trial calendar, a motion being taken off-calendar and/or the imposition of sanctions.

Required

Always

Courtesy copies of documents referred to in the order must be lodged in Department 621.

Courtesy copies shall be lodged in Department 621.

A courtesy copy of the joint IDC report must be delivered to the courtroom within one court day of electronic filing.

A courtesy copy of the report shall be delivered to the courtroom within one (1) court day of the electronic filing.

Counsel must provide the Court a joint trial binder at the FSC (or shortly before if appearing remotely), organized with the specified tabs A through E.

Counsel must provide a joint trial binder for the Court at the FSC (or shortly before, if appearing remotely). The trial binder shall be organized as follows: Tab A: Trial Briefs Tab B: Blank Tab C: Joint Statement of the Case Tab D: Joint Witness List Tab E: Joint List of Jury Instructions

Counsel must deliver a tabbed binder containing all motions in limine, oppositions, and replies in sequential order no later than two days before the FSC.

As soon as practicable before the FSC, but no later than two days beforehand, counsel must provide a tabbed binder containing all motions in limine, oppositions, and replies in sequential order consistent with the number assigned to each motion in limine.

At least three tabbed, paginated sets of exhibit binders are required on the first day of trial (for the Court, judicial assistant, and additional recipients).

At least three sets of exhibit binders – tabbed and paginated – are required on the first day of trial: a set each for the Court, judicial assistant, and

At trial, parties must have additional exhibit copies for the Court's clerk, the witness stand, and each counsel.

At trial, the parties will need additional copies of the exhibits for the Court’s clerk, for use on the witness stand, and for each counsel.

Courtesy copies are required only for ex parte oppositions and summary judgment/adjudication papers, must be submitted directly to Dept 78, and are destroyed after the hearing.

Except for oppositions to ex parte applications and papers related to motions for summary judgment/adjudication, Department 78 does not require courtesy copies of any filed papers. Such courtesy copies must be submitted directly to Department 78. Courtesy copies, including any media attached thereto, will be destroyed by the Court without notice following the hearing.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies of filings are not required unless the Court specifically requests them.

The Court does not need courtesy copies of filings unless it makes a specific request.

Required

Never

The Court does not need courtesy copies of filings unless it specifically requests them.

The Court does not need courtesy copies of filings unless it makes a specific request.

Boxes of documents must not be sent to the courtroom; large or voluminous files must be provided by emailing a secure-server download link with conformed electronic copies to WCCDept1@lacourt.org.

Please do not send boxes of documents to the courtroom. For large files and voluminous documents, please use a secure electronic server to send a download link containing conformed electronic copies of the applicable documents and files to WCCDept1@lacourt.org.

Courtesy copies are not needed for any filings except motions for summary judgment or adjudication and special motions to strike (anti-SLAPP motions).

The Court does not need courtesy copies of filings other than those for motions for summary judgment or adjudication and special motions to strike (anti-SLAPP motions).

A copy of the filed voir dire question request must be brought to the FSC.

file the request, along with the specific questions, at least five court days in advance of the FSC and bring a copy of the filing to the FSC.

Courtesy copies of other non-trial documents must not be submitted unless specifically requested by the Court.

Please do not submit courtesy copies of any other non-trial documents unless specifically requested by the Court.

Counsel should deliver a courtesy copy of filed motion materials to Department 406 within 5 court days.

within 5 court days of the filing, counsel should deliver a courtesy copy of the material to Department 406.

Exhibit binders should be provided for the Judge, Judicial Assistant, Opposing Counsel, and the witness stand.

Binders should be provided for the Judge, Judicial Assistant, Opposing Counsel, and witness stand.

Courtesy copies to chambers are not required for electronically filed motions other than the category of motions identified in the preceding (truncated) provision.

Courtesy copies are not required for other electronically filed motions.

Because the Court often rules on ex partes without oral argument, oppositions should be timely delivered to Department P.

The Court often rules without oral argument so any oppositions should be timely delivered to Department P.

Typically, at least five copies of all exhibits in a 3-ring binder should be provided on the first day of trial.

Typically, at least five (5) copies of all exhibits, in a 3-ring binder, should be provided on the first day of trial.

In addition to mandatory e-filing, the court requests that attorneys and parties lodge courtesy paper copies of all motions, oppositions, and replies in Department 205.

In addition to the requirement set forth in the General Order re Mandatory Electronic Filings for Civil dated November 5, 2018, the court requests attorneys and parties to lodge in Department 205 courtesy paper copies of all motions, oppositions, and replies.

Required

Always

Failure to deliver required courtesy copies may result in a continuance of the matter.

Failing to file courtesy copies may result in a continuance of the matter.

Counsel should provide a courtesy copy for CCP §585 prove-up filings greater than five pages.

Counsel should provide a courtesy copy for CCP §585 prove up filings greater than five pages.

Parties filing or opposing lengthy summary judgment/adjudication motions are strongly encouraged (not required) to submit courtesy copies in one or more three-ring binders organized behind tabs.

Department 516 also strongly encourages the parties filing and opposing lengthy Motions for Summary Judgment or Adjudication, to submit one or more three ring binders organizing the courtesy copy behind tabs.

Parties must bring copies of all FSC documents to the Final Status Conference.

Be sure to bring copies of all documents to the FSC.

A copy of the filed voir dire question request must be brought to the FSC.

However, if any party has specific voir dire questions for the prospective jurors that you would like the Court to ask, file the request, along with the specific questions, at least three court days in advance of the FSC and bring a copy of the filing to the FSC.

The Court requests a hard copy trial binder for any mandamus trial, to be submitted no later than two court days after the reply brief.

The Court requests that the parties submit a hard copy trial binder for any mandamus trial. The trial binder shall include the opening brief, the opposition brief, the reply brief, and any evidence submitted by declaration or request for judicial notice. The trial binder may be submitted either in the form of three-ring binders or three-inch spiral bound volumes. The trial binder should be submitted not later than two court days after the reply brief.

Courtesy copies of moving, opposing, and reply papers are requested for summary judgment/adjudication motions.

Courtesy copies of any moving, opposing, and reply papers are requested for motions for summary judgment/adjudication and any other non-discovery motion where the declaration and exhibits exceed 30 pages.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies of motions should not be delivered to the court unless specifically requested.

Please do not deliver a courtesy copy of the motion to the court unless specifically requested to do so.

Boxes of documents must not be sent to the courtroom; for large or voluminous documents, send a secure download link with conformed electronic copies to WCC-Dept6@lacourt.org or deliver a flash drive to the Courtroom Assistant or Judicial Assistant.

Please do not send boxes of documents to the courtroom. For large files and voluminous documents, please use a secure electronic server to send a download link containing conformed electronic copies of the applicable documents and files to WCC-Dept6@lacourt.org, or deliver a flash drive to the Courtroom Assistant or Judicial Assistant.

Because the court often rules on ex parte applications without oral argument, oppositions should be timely delivered to Department M.

The Court often rules without oral argument so any oppositions should be timely delivered to Department M.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are required only if requested by the Court.

Courtesy Copies: Only if requested by Court

Courtesy copies of ex parte applications and supporting documentation are requested to be lodged directly in Department 412 on the day of e-filing.

Courtesy copies of ex parte application and supporting documentation are requested to be lodged directly in Department 412 on the day of e-filing.

Courtesy copies of moving papers, oppositions, replies, and supporting evidence are requested (not mandatory) to be lodged directly in Department 412 on the same day as e-filing.

A courtesy copy of the moving papers, opposition, reply, and any supporting evidence are requested to be lodged directly in Department 412 on the same day of e-filing.

Two sets of completed Joint Trial Notebook and Joint Exhibit Notebook must be brought to the FSC, with the Joint Trial Notebook tabbed A-K.

Two sets of completed Joint Trial Notebook(s) and Joint Exhibit Notebook(s) should be brought to the FSC with Joint Trial Notebook(s) tabbed A-K as follows:

Courtesy copies of written ex parte oppositions should be brought directly to the courtroom before the hearing.

Written oppositions shall be electronically filed by 8:30 a.m. the day of the ex parte hearing and courtesy copies should be brought directly to the courtroom before the hearing.

Courtesy copies of ex parte oppositions should be brought directly to the courtroom before the hearing.

Written oppositions shall be electronically filed by 8:30 a.m. the day of the ex parte hearing and courtesy copies should be brought directly to the courtroom before the hearing.

Self-represented parties bringing paper ex parte oppositions on the hearing day must bring enough copies for the court and all other parties.

If a self-represented party elects to bring in his or her opposition to the Court on the day of the hearing, he or she shall bring a sufficient number of copies of the opposition to provide to the court and all other parties.

Exhibit binders must be brought to court on the first day of trial, with binders provided for the Judge, Judicial Assistant, Opposing Counsel, and Reporter.

Exhibits must be brought to Court on the first day of trial. Binders should be provided for the Judge, Judicial Assistant, Opposing Counsel and Reporter.

Required

Always

The court strongly encourages parties to provide printed courtesy copies, with specific requirements governed by Section 9 of the May 3, 2019 General Order.

This court strongly encourages the parties to provide the court with printed courtesy copies. Please refer to the court’s May 3, 2019, General Order, Section 9 [PRINTED COURTESY COPIES], concerning the specific requirements for compliance with the court’s printed courtesy copies provisions.

A courtesy copy of the IDC joint statement must be delivered to the court.

Please deliver a courtesy copy of the joint statement.

Parties must bring copies of the Final Status Conference filings to the conference.

Be sure to bring copies of them to the conference.

Required

Always

The Court requests (not mandates) courtesy copies of filings.

The Court REQUESTS courtesy copies of filings.

Exhibit binders should be provided for the Judge, Judicial Assistant, Opposing Counsel, and Reporter.

Binders should be provided for the Judge, Judicial Assistant, Opposing Counsel and Reporter.

Courtesy copies of ex parte papers must be delivered to the courtroom (Department 508).

Please deliver courtesy copies of your papers to the courtroom.

For trial, parties should prepare one additional copy of the exhibit binder(s) for the Court and one for the witness stand, plus copies for themselves.

For the trial itself, one additional copy of the binder or binders should be prepared for the Court and another for the witness stand. Counsel should make copies for themselves as well.

A tabbed trial binder for the Court should be prepared containing all items in this section (except deposition designations and transcripts), the operative pleadings, and important court orders.

TRIAL BINDER FOR COURT. A tabbed binder should be prepared for the Court containing all the items referred to in this section (except the deposition designations and transcripts), as well as the operative pleadings and any important Court orders issued during the course of the litigation.

At least five copies of the exhibits must be brought to trial: one for each party, the witness stand, the Judicial Assistant, and the Court.

At least five copies of the exhibits should be brought to the Trial: one for each party, one for the witness stand, one for the Judicial Assistant, and one for the Court.

At least five copies of all exhibits in 3-ring binders should be provided on the first day of trial, with additional binders for the court, the witness, opposing counsel, and counsel themselves.

Typically, at least five (5) copies of all exhibits, in a 3-ring binder, should be provided on the first day of trial. The original exhibits, those that will be provided to the jury, will be placed in the custody of the judicial assistant. Additional binders must be provided for: (1) the Court; (2) the witness; (3) opposing counsel; and (4) yourself.

For law and motion filings—especially complex motions or motions exceeding 30 pages with exhibits—the Court strongly appreciates a printed, tab-separated courtesy copy with proof of e-filing delivered by 4:30 p.m. the same business day, or by 10:00 a.m. the next business day if efiled after 4:30 p.m.

With a busy courtroom that is frequently in trial, Department 410 reviews and analyzes law and motion best in paper form. This is especially true for complex motions or motions that exceed 30 pages (with exhibits). The Court strongly appreciates a printed courtesy copy with inserted tab separators between exhibits (along with proof of electronic submission) to be delivered to Department 410 by 4:30 p.m. on the same business day the document is efiled. If the efiling is submitted after 4:30 p.m., the courtesy copy should be delivered to Department 410 no later than 10:00 a.m. the next business day. All courtesy copies with attachments should have physical identifying tabs separating each such attachment.

Opposing parties should file ex parte oppositions early and deliver a courtesy copy to the Court, since an opposition filed at 8:30 a.m. on the hearing date is unlikely to be seen before the hearing.

Because the Court takes the bench each day at 8:30 a.m., as a practical matter an opposition filed at 8:30 a.m. on the date of the hearing is unlikely to have been seen by the Court prior to the ex parte hearing. The opposing party should make every effort to file its opposition earlier and provide the Court with a courtesy copy delivered to the Court.

Courtesy copies are optional but appreciated for summary judgment motions, anti-SLAPP motions, and any other motions supported by voluminous exhibits (sentence continues on page 2).

courtesy copies are not required, but are appreciated for Motions for Summary Judgement, Anti-SLAPP, and any other motions supported by voluminous exhibits or

MSJ/MA courtesy copies are encouraged to be in three-ring binders with tabs; all courtesy copies with declarations/exhibits must be tabbed, and deposition excerpts in briefs must be marked on attached transcripts.

Parties filing and opposing lengthy motions for summary judgment or adjudication are strongly encouraged to submit one or more three-ring binders organizing the courtesy copy behind tabs. Any courtesy copies of documents with declarations and/or exhibits must be tabbed. (Rules of Court, rule 3.1110(f).) All deposition excerpts referenced in briefs must be marked on the transcripts attached as exhibits. (Rules of Court, rule 3.1116(c).)

Required

Never

Courtesy copies of filings are not required unless the Court makes a specific request.

The Court does not need courtesy copies of filings unless it makes a specific request.

Parties may optionally bring an extra copy of ex parte papers for the Judicial Assistant to date stamp and return for their records.

If you wish to have a stamped copy for your own records, please bring another extra copy for that purpose. The Judicial Assistant will date stamp that copy and return it to you.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are not required but will be accepted by the Court.

The Court does not require, but does accept, courtesy copies.

The Court may require one party to make multiple copies of the final jury instructions for the Jury before deliberations.

Before the Jury retires for deliberation, the Court may require one party to make multiple copies of the final jury instructions for the Jury to use in its deliberations.

The Court may require one party to make 12 copies of the verdict form on white paper (one per juror) and one copy on blue paper for the Presiding Juror before jury deliberations.

Before the Jury retires for its deliberations, the Court may require one party to make 12 copies of the verdict form on white paper (so each juror may keep track of their own votes on each question) and one copy of the verdict form on blue paper for the Presiding Juror to record the final answers of the entire Jury and to sign.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are not required but are accepted by the Court.

The Court does not require, but does accept, courtesy copies.

Required

Always

Courtesy copies, including any attached media, will be destroyed by the Court without notice after the hearing.

Courtesy copies, including any media attached thereto, will be destroyed by the Court without notice following the hearing.

Courtesy copies are not required for electronically filed motions not explicitly mandated to provide them.

Courtesy copies are not required for other electronically filed motions.

Required

Never

No courtesy copies are required except for Motions in Limine.

Other than for Motions in Limine (discussed below), no courtesy copies are required.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are not required by this Court.

The Court does not require courtesy copies.

Before jury deliberations, the Court may require one party to make multiple copies of the final jury instructions for the jury's use.

Before the Jury retires for deliberation, the Court may require one party to make multiple copies of the final jury instructions for the Jury to use in its deliberations.

Before jury deliberations, the Court may require one party to make 12 white-paper copies of the verdict form for the jurors and one blue-paper copy for the Presiding Juror.

Before the Jury retires for its deliberations, the Court may require one party to make 12 copies of the verdict form on white paper (so each juror may keep track of their own votes on each question) and one copy of the verdict form on blue paper for the Presiding Juror to record the final answers of the entire Jury and to sign.

Court requests courtesy paper copies of all motions, oppositions, and replies be lodged in Department 205.

In addition to the requirement set forth in the General Order re Mandatory Electronic Filings for Civil dated November 5, 2018, the court requests attorneys and parties to lodge in Department 205 courtesy paper copies of all motions, oppositions, and replies.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are accepted by the court but are not required.

COURTESY COPIES: Accepted, but not required.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are accepted but not required.

COURTESY COPIES: Accepted, but not required.

Courtesy copies are not requested for routine pleadings and filings such as complaints, answers, and requests for default.

Courtesy copies for routine pleadings and filings (e.g., complaints, answers, request for default, etc.) are not requested.

Required

Always

Parties who believe courtesy paper copies will assist the court may optionally lodge paper copies with the court.

courtesy paper copies will assist the court, they may lodge them with the court.

For ex parte pleadings that include substantial exhibits, the Court appreciates (but does not require) hard copy courtesy copies with exhibit tabs.

If the pleadings relating to ex parte applications include substantial exhibits, the Court appreciates hard copy courtesy copies with exhibit tabs.

Required

Never

No courtesy copies are required for filings in this courtroom.

The Court does not require courtesy copies.

Required

Always

The Judicial Officer may request a courtesy copy of any additional documents at any time.

Nothing in this General Order precludes a Judicial Officer from requesting a courtesy copy of additional documents.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies of motions and motion-related documents are not required in Department F47.

Courtesy copies of motions, motion related documents are not required for Department F47.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies of motions and motion-related documents are not required for Department F47.

Courtesy copies of motions, motion related documents are not required for Department F47.

Required

Never

No courtesy copies are required for any filings in this department.

Courtesy Copies: None required

Required

Always

Courtesy filings are accepted in person during courtroom hours (8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. daily).

The Court is open 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:30p.m. - 4:30 p.m. each day. During these hours, the phones will be answered and courtesy filings may be made.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are not required in Department S25.

Courtesy copies are not required.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are not required for any court filings.

Courtesy copies are not required.

Required

Always

Courtesy copies are encouraged (not required) for documents filed in Department S13.

Courtesy Copies: Encouraged.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies are required only if requested by the Court.

Courtesy Copies: Only if requested by Court

Tabbed exhibit binders should be provided to the judge, judicial assistant, opposing counsel, and reporter for Unlawful Detainer trials.

Binders should be provided for the Judge, Judicial Assistant, Opposing Counsel and Reporter.

Required

Always

Department T will accept courtesy copies, though no quantity, timing, or format is specified.

COURTESY COPIES: Department T will accept courtesy copies.

Required

Never

Paper courtesy copies of electronically filed documents are not required unless extraordinary circumstances (e.g., time constraints or in camera review) or legal requirements (e.g., provisional sealing) apply.

Parties need not deliver paper courtesy copies of electronically filed documents, unless extraordinary circumstances such as time constraints or a need for in camera review are present, or where the law requires it (e.g. filing documents provisionally under seal).

Parties may optionally bring an extra copy of ex parte papers to be date stamped by the Judicial Assistant and returned for their records.

If you wish to have a stamped copy for your own records, please bring another extra copy for that purpose. The Judicial Assistant will date stamp that copy and return it to you.

Required

Never

Courtesy copies of motion papers are not required, though the Court may request courtesy copies of specified documents in a particular case.

Counsel are not expected to submit courtesy copies of motion papers to the Department. The Court may require parties to provide courtesy copies of specified documents in a particular case.

Required

Never

The Court discourages courtesy copies for law and motion filings.

Courtesy copies are discouraged.