Superior Court of Delaware, New Castle County Courtesy Copy Requirements

The original case-dispositive motion and response should be electronically filed with two courtesy copies delivered to chambers.

The original motion and response should be e-filed with 2 courtesy copies delivered to chambers.

Two courtesy copies of the original case dispositive motion and response must be delivered to chambers.

The original motion and response should be e-filed with 2 courtesy copies delivered to chambers.

Two courtesy copies of each motion and brief must be sent to chambers, except motions seeking admission of counsel pro hac vice.

Two courtesy copies of all motions and briefs must be sent to chambers, other than motions to admit counsel pro hac vice.

Courtesy copies must not be sent until the Prothonotary accepts the filing.

Courtesy copies should not be sent until the filing is accepted by the Prothonotary.

Only one courtesy copy of appendices or compendia must be sent to chambers.

Only one copy of appendices or compendia need be sent to chambers.

Two courtesy copies of a routine motion and its response must be promptly sent to chambers.

Two courtesy copies of both the motion and response must be sent promptly to chambers.

Two courtesy copies of a motion in limine and response must be promptly delivered to chambers.

The motion and response must be e-filed, with two courtesy copies delivered promptly to chambers.

Two courtesy copies of each dispositive or Daubert motion, response, and reply must be promptly delivered to chambers.

Two courtesy copies of each must be delivered promptly to chambers.

The original case dispositive motion, response, and any reply must be filed with the Prothonotary’s Office, with two courtesy copies including exhibits delivered to Judge Brennan’s chambers.

The original motion, the response and any reply thereto shall be filed with the Prothonotary’s Office with two courtesy copies (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Brennan in chambers.

Routine motions require two courtesy copies, including exhibits, to be delivered to Judge Brennan’s chambers when filed.

Motions must be filed no less than ten (10) days before the noticed presentation date with two courtesy copies (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Brennan in chambers.

A routine motion response is due by the Wednesday before the hearing and must be accompanied by two courtesy copies, including exhibits, delivered to Judge Brennan’s chambers.

Responses are due no later than the Wednesday before the motion’s hearing, with two courtesy copies of a response (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Brennan in chambers.

One hard copy and one electronic Microsoft Word copy of the proposed jury instructions must be delivered to Chambers, with the electronic copy sent through the assistant at the stated email address.

One hard copy AND an electronic copy in Microsoft Word format of the proposed jury instructions shall be delivered to Chambers via my assistant at Lisa.Iannelli@state.de.us.

One copy of the Interim Status Report must accompany the filing for the assigned judge.

The Interim Status Report is to be filed by Plaintiff(s)'s Counsel with a copy to the assigned Judge, together with a check for the $150.00 trial fee made payable to the "Prothonotary."

One courtesy copy of a case-dispositive motion, including its exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Davis's chambers.

The motion shall be e-filed with one (1) courtesy copy with exhibits delivered to Judge Davis in chambers.

One courtesy copy of a response to a case-dispositive motion must be delivered to Judge Davis's chambers.

Responses shall also be e-filed and one (1) courtesy copy delivered to Judge Davis in chambers.

One courtesy copy of a routine civil motion response, including its exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Davis's chambers.

One (1) courtesy copy of the response with exhibits must be delivered to Judge Davis in chambers.

Chambers courtesy copies of filings must be emailed with a PDF attachment, and hard copies are not required by mail or hand delivery.

Chambers' copies or courtesy copies of filings shall be provided to Chambers by email with an attached pdf. Parties do not have to provide a hard copy of any filing by regular mail or hand delivery.

One courtesy copy of CCLD complaints, cross-claims, counterclaims, and related exhibits must be filed with Chambers as soon as possible.

Counsel shall file one (1) courtesy copy of their complaints, cross-claims, counterclaims, and any related exhibits with President Judge Davis's Chambers as soon as possible.

One courtesy copy each of a routine motion and its response must be filed with the Prothonotary.

One courtesy copy of both the motion and response must be filed in Prothonotary.

One courtesy copy of the motion, with exhibits, must be delivered to chambers.

The motion shall be e-filed with one (1) courtesy copy with exhibits delivered to President Judge Davis in chambers.

One courtesy copy of the response must be delivered to chambers.

Responses shall also be e-filed and one (1) courtesy copy delivered to President Judge Davis in chambers.

A case dispositive motion and response filed with the Prothonotary’s Office require one courtesy copy delivered to the judge.

The original motion and the response thereto are filed with the Prothonotary’s Office and one courtesy copy delivered to the Judge.

The motion and response must both be filed as courtesy copies in chambers.

A courtesy copy of both the motion and response must be filed in chambers.

Two courtesy copies each of the dispositive motion, response, and reply must promptly be delivered to chambers.

Two courtesy copies of each must be delivered promptly to chambers.

One courtesy copy of both a routine motion and its response must be filed in Chambers.

A courtesy copy of both the motion and response must be filed in Chambers.

One courtesy copy each of a dispositive or Daubert motion, response, and reply must be promptly delivered to Chambers.

One courtesy copy of the motion, response, and reply must be promptly delivered to Chambers.

Two courtesy copies, including exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Vavala’s chambers when a motion or response is filed.

Two courtesy copies (with exhibits) of motions and responses must also be delivered to Judge Vavala in Chambers at the time of filing.

For case-dispositive and Daubert matters, two courtesy copies of the motion or response and exhibits must be delivered to Chambers when filed.

Two courtesy copies (with exhibits) of motions and responses must also be delivered to Judge Vavala's Chambers at the time of filing.

Two electronic and two physical courtesy copies are required for motions and supported submissions, and copies must be sent only after the Prothonotary accepts the filing.

Judge Horton prefers electronic two (2) physical courtesy copies. Courtesy copies of all motions and supported submissions must be sent to Chambers via email to Judge Horton's Administrative Specialist and Law Clerks, with a copy to all Delaware counsel of record. Two physical courtesy copies must be mailed or hand delivered to Judge Horton's chambers. Courtesy copies should not be sent until the filing is accepted by the Prothonotary. The first page of the courtesy copies should have the File & Serve time stamp printed on it.

Parties must mail or hand deliver two physical courtesy copies to Judge Horton's chambers.

Two physical courtesy copies must be mailed or hand delivered to Judge Horton's chambers.

Courtesy copies of briefs, exhibits, and appendices must be stapled or bound and tabbed individually.

Courtesy copies of briefs, exhibits, or appendices must be stapled or bound and tabbed individually.

Courtesy copies of all motions and briefs must be emailed to Chambers and all Delaware counsel after the Prothonotary accepts the filing, with the File & Serve Transaction ID Number printed on each courtesy-copy cover page.

Courtesy copies of all motions and briefs must be sent to Chambers via email to Judge Winston’s Administrative Specialist and Law Clerk, with a copy to all Delaware counsel of record. Courtesy copies should not be emailed until the filing is accepted by the Prothonotary. The cover page of the courtesy copies should have the File & Serve Transaction ID Number printed on it.

Courtesy copies of all motions and supported submissions must be emailed to the Administrative Specialist and Law Clerks, copying all Delaware counsel of record.

Courtesy copies of all motions and supported submissions must be sent to Chambers via email to Judge Winston's Administrative Specialist and Law Clerks, with a copy to all Delaware counsel of record.

Two physical courtesy copies must be mailed or hand delivered to the judge's chambers.

Two physical courtesy copies must be mailed or hand delivered to Judge Winston's chambers.

Courtesy copies must be sent only after the Prothonotary accepts the filing.

Courtesy copies should not be sent until the filing is accepted by the Prothonotary.

Courtesy copies of briefs, exhibits, and appendices must be stapled or bound and individually tabbed.

Courtesy copies of briefs, exhibits, or appendices must be stapled or bound and tabbed individually.

The original case-dispositive motion and response must be filed with the Prothonotary, with one courtesy copy including exhibits delivered to Judge Wallace’s chambers.

The original motion and the response thereto shall be filed with the Prothonotary’s Office with one courtesy copy (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Wallace in chambers.

One courtesy copy of a routine civil motion, including exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Wallace’s chambers.

Motions must be filed no less than fifteen 15 calendar days prior to the noticed presentation date with one courtesy copy (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Wallace in chambers.

One courtesy copy of a routine-motion response, including exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Wallace’s chambers.

Responses are due no later than 7 calendar days after the filing of the motion and in no case later than the Wednesday prior to the motion’s hearing, with one courtesy copy of a response (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Wallace in chambers.

Counsel must provide Judge Wallace’s Chambers one courtesy copy of specified CCLD pleading documents and related exhibits as soon as possible.

Counsel shall file one (1) courtesy copy of their complaints, cross-claims, counterclaims, and any related exhibits with Judge Wallace's Chambers as soon as possible.

One courtesy copy of a routine motion and response, including exhibits, must be filed in chambers.

One courtesy copy of both the motion and response (with exhibits) must be filed in chambers.

One courtesy copy of the dispositive motion, response, and reply must be promptly delivered to chambers.

The original motion, response, and reply should be e-filed with 1 courtesy copy promptly delivered to chambers.

The original case-dispositive motion and response must each be filed with the Prothonotary’s Office, with one courtesy copy including exhibits delivered to Judge Wallace in chambers.

The original motion and the response thereto shall be filed with the Prothonotary’s Office with one courtesy copy (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Wallace in chambers.

One courtesy copy of a routine motion, including exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Wallace in chambers.

Motions must be filed no less than fifteen 15 calendar days prior to the noticed presentation date with one courtesy copy (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Wallace in chambers.

One courtesy copy of a routine-motion response, including exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Wallace in chambers.

Responses are due no later than 7 calendar days after the filing of the motion and in no case later than the Wednesday prior to the motion’s hearing, with one courtesy copy of a response (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Wallace in chambers.

One courtesy copy of each motion, brief, and appendix must be sent to chambers at the time of filing.

One courtesy copy of all motions, briefs, and appendices must be sent to chambers contemporaneously with filing.

One courtesy copy of a dispositive motion, including its exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Lugg in chambers.

One courtesy copy of the motion (with exhibits) must be delivered to Judge Lugg in chambers.

One courtesy copy of the response, including exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Lugg in chambers.

One courtesy copy of a response (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Lugg in chambers.

A courtesy copy of the motion and its exhibits must be delivered to chambers, and a courtesy copy of the response and its exhibits must also be delivered to chambers.

with one courtesy copy (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Lugg in chambers. Responses are due no later than 7 calendar days after the filing of the motion, with one courtesy copy of a response (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Lugg in chambers.

One courtesy copy of every motion, brief, and appendix must be sent to chambers when filed.

One courtesy copy of all motions, briefs, and appendices must be sent to chambers contemporaneously with filing.

A courtesy copy of a routine motion and its response, including exhibits, must be delivered to chambers.

A courtesy copy of both the motion and response (with exhibits) must be delivered to chambers.

A letter need only be electronically docketed, should be emailed to Judge Rennie's staff, and requires no separate courtesy copy for chambers.

A letter to Judge Rennie need only be docketed electronically in the subject case. No courtesy copy need be delivered to Judge Rennie's chambers. Instead, an electronic copy, as docketed, should be transmitted via email to Judge Rennie's Administrative Specialist, Civil Case Manager and Law Clerk.

One courtesy copy of the motion and one of the response, including exhibits, must be filed in chambers.

One courtesy copy of both the motion and response (with exhibits) must be filed in chambers.

In a Complex Commercial Litigation Division case, parties need provide chambers with only one courtesy copy of each motion, response, or brief, including appendices and compendiums.

Notwithstanding CCLD Standing Order No. 1, the parties need only provide Chambers with one (1) courtesy copy of any motions, responses and briefs (including appendices and compendiums).

The original motion and its response must be filed with the Prothonotary’s Office, and two courtesy copies with exhibits must be delivered to Judge Rennie in chambers.

The original motion and the response thereto shall be filed with the Prothonotary’s Office with two courtesy copies (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Rennie in chambers.

Routine civil motions are presented on Thursdays at 9:00 a.m., must be filed at least 15 calendar days before presentation, and must be accompanied by two courtesy copies with exhibits for chambers.

Routine Civil Motions. Judge Rennie’s routine civil motions are on Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. Motions must be filed no less than fifteen 15 calendar days prior to the noticed presentation date with two courtesy copies (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Rennie in chambers.

Two courtesy copies of a routine-motion response, including exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Rennie’s chambers.

Responses are due no later than 7 calendar days after the filing of the motion and in no case later than the Friday prior to the motion’s hearing, with two courtesy copies of a response (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Rennie in chambers.

One courtesy copy of a routine motion and one courtesy copy of its response, including exhibits, must be delivered to chambers.

A courtesy copy of both the motion and response (with exhibits) must be delivered to chambers.

For a case-dispositive motion and response, file the originals with the Prothonotary’s Office and deliver one courtesy copy, including exhibits, to Judge Augusthy’s chambers.

The original motion and the response thereto shall be filed with the Prothonotary’s Office with one courtesy copy (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Augusthy in chambers.

Routine motions must be filed at least 15 calendar days before the noticed presentation date, with one courtesy copy including exhibits delivered to Judge Augusthy’s chambers.

Motions must be filed no less than 15 calendar days prior to the noticed presentation date with one courtesy copy (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Augusthy in chambers.

A response to a routine motion requires one courtesy copy, including exhibits, delivered to Judge Augusthy’s chambers.

Responses are due no later than 7 calendar days after the filing of the motion, with one courtesy copy of a response (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Augusthy in chambers.

A dispositive motion and its response each require one courtesy copy with exhibits delivered to Judge Augusthy’s chambers.

The original motion and the response thereto shall be filed with the Prothonotary’s Office with one courtesy copy (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Augusthy in chambers.

One courtesy copy of a routine civil motion, including its exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Augusthy’s chambers.

Motions must be filed no less than 15 calendar days prior to the noticed presentation date with one courtesy copy (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Augusthy in chambers.

One courtesy copy of a routine-motion response, including its exhibits, must be delivered to Judge Augusthy’s chambers.

Responses are due no later than 7 calendar days after the filing of the motion, with one courtesy copy of a response (with exhibits) delivered to Judge Augusthy in chambers.

The File & Serve Transaction ID Number should appear on each courtesy copy's cover page.

The cover page of the courtesy copies should have the File & Serve Transaction ID Number printed on it.

A hard copy and an electronic Microsoft Word copy of the jury instructions must be sent to Chambers.

One hard copy AND an electronic copy in Microsoft Word format must be sent to Chambers via my

Required

Never

Courtesy copies of exhibits ordinarily should not be sent, but counsel may elect to include them by PDF with the filing's courtesy copy.

Normally, parties should not provide courtesy copies of exhibits to filings; however, courtesy copies of exhibits to filings may be provided by pdf if counsel, in their discretion, believe the exhibits should accompany the courtesy copy of the filing.

The parties must promptly deliver Chambers a courtesy copy of the motion and response.

A courtesy copy of the motion and response must be promptly delivered to Chambers.

Two courtesy copies of each dispositive or Daubert motion, response, and reply must be promptly delivered to Chambers.

Two courtesy copies of each must be delivered promptly to Chambers.

The parties must promptly deliver a courtesy copy of the motion and response to Chambers.

A courtesy copy of the motion and response must be promptly delivered to Chambers.

Two courtesy copies of each dispositive or Daubert motion, response, and reply must be promptly delivered to Chambers.

Two courtesy copies of each must be delivered promptly to Chambers.

Two contemporaneous hard-copy courtesy copies of each motion should be delivered to Judge Vavala's Chambers when the motion is filed with the New Castle Prothonotary.

Motions must be filed with the New Castle Prothonotary's Office and two (2) hard copy courtesy copies should contemporaneously be provided to Judge Vavala's Chambers.

Courtesy copies should use spiral binding or another flat-opening binding, and a bound copy over three inches thick should be split into two volumes.

Judge Horton strongly prefers spiral binding or other bindings that allow the brief to lay flat when opened. Please give thought to the size of your courtesy copies; if the bound copy would be more than 3 inches thick, consider separating the copy into two volumes.

The first page of courtesy copies should display the File & Serve timestamp.

The first page of the courtesy copies should have the File & Serve time stamp printed on it.

The dispositive motion, response, and reply should be electronically filed, with one courtesy copy promptly delivered to chambers.

The original motion, response, and reply should be e-filed with 1 courtesy copy promptly delivered to chambers.

A courtesy copy of the pretrial stipulation must be delivered or sent by facsimile to chambers by the stated date.

A courtesy copy shall also be delivered or sent by facsimile to chambers by this date.

One courtesy copy of the dispositive motion, response, and reply should be promptly delivered to chambers.

The original motion, response, and reply should be e-filed with 1 courtesy copy promptly delivered to chambers.

Counsel is encouraged to use double-sided copying or printing for Chambers copies.

Counsel is encouraged to use double-sided copying or printing for copies submitted to Chambers.

The judge strongly prefers spiral binding or another binding that allows the brief to lie flat when opened.

Judge Winston strongly prefers spiral binding or other bindings that allow the brief to lay flat when opened.

A bound courtesy copy exceeding three inches thick should be considered for separation into two volumes.

if the bound copy would be more than 3 inches thick, consider separating the copy into two volumes.

Counsel is encouraged to use double-sided copying or printing for courtesy copies submitted to chambers.

Counsel is encouraged to use double-sided copying or printing for copies submitted to Chambers.

Required

Never

No courtesy copy of the letter must be delivered to Judge Wallace’s chambers.

No courtesy copy need be delivered to Judge Wallace's chambers.