Judge Gary R. Brown

Memoranda of Law: Unless prior permission has been granted, memoranda of law in support of, and in opposition to, motions are limited to 20 pages, and reply memoranda are limited to 10 pages. Memoranda of 10 pages or more shall contain a table of contents.

Evidentiary Citations: Parties must provide evidentiary citations, including specific transcript pages, in any submission before the Court. Any motion or application predicated on evidence adduced at a hearing or trial, including testimony, factual summaries or rulings, must contain a copy of the transcript with specific citations to the pertinent sections at issue thereto. Failure to provide citations to the record constitutes grounds for denial.

Electronic Submissions: All papers filed electronically must be submitted in a text-searchable format. Failure to comply with this rule constitutes grounds for withdrawal of the filing.

Before filing any motion returnable before Judge Brown, the movant is required to file a letter briefly outlining the motion and requesting a pre-motion conference. The non-movant’s deadline to respond will be set by the Court when the conference is scheduled; this will also be the deadline to submit letters for cross-motions. All letters must be between two and four pages in length.

Mail all communications and filings to the Clerk’s Office as directed in the Guidelines