Judge Michael A. Fagalde

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Cmc statement form cm 110

Parties must completely fill out and file a CMC Statement using Form CM-110.

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Cmc statement

To give telephonic-appearance notice through a CMC Statement, include the wording “TELEPHONIC APPEARANCE REQUESTED.”

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Statement

Counsel seeking permission to introduce oral testimony must explain in the required statement why the evidence cannot be presented by declaration or affidavit.

The CMC timetable allocates 60 days for service on defendants and filing proofs of service.

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Cmc statement

The CMC Statement must be served on all parties.

The text identifies service of all defendants within 60 days after filing the complaint as a plaintiff responsibility.

The CMC timetable allows 30–40 days for responsive pleadings, depending on the method of service.

The CMC timetable allows an additional 15-day extension to respond.

Parties must completely fill out and file Form CM-110 no later than 15 days before the CMC.

If the parties file an Unconditional Notice of Settlement at least five Court days before the CMC, the Court automatically continues the CMC without requiring the parties to appear, to a date after the 45-day dismissal period.

The case may be continued for 120 days, usually through two 30-day CMC continuances; after that, an extraordinary continuance requires a Judge’s approval, or an OSC will issue 60 days from the CMC date.

If an Uninsured Motorist case is identified at the CMC, a continuance should place the next CMC at the 10-month mark after filing, unless the case is already 10 months old.