Eighth Judicial District Court, Clark County Filing Bundling Requirements

The 7-Day Notice for default judgment must not be combined (bundled) with a Notice of Intent to Take Default.

Department 1 requires a 7-Day Notice under NRCP 55(b)(2) regardless of whether an appearance has been made by the party against whom a default judgment is sought and it must not be combined with a Notice of Intent to Take Default.

Motions in limine must be filed as independently noticed motions rather than combined into omnibus motions.

Department 1 requires that motions in limine be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions.

Motions in limine must be filed as independently-noticed motions, not bundled into omnibus motions.

Department 32 requires that motions in limine be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions.

Motions in limine must be filed as independently-noticed motions; combining them into omnibus motions is prohibited.

Department 24 requires that motions in limine be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions.

Stipulated exhibits must not be duplicated, removed from binders, or placed in a separate binder; parties must notify the Clerk of stipulated exhibits and their numbers must be placed on the record at the start of trial.

Parties must notify the Clerk as to which exhibits have been Stipulated to. DO NOT DUPLICATE STIPULATED EXHIBITS. All Stipulated Exhibits numbers must be placed on the record at the beginning of the trial. The Clerk will mark the stipulated exhibits accordingly. DO NOT remove any stipulated exhibits from the Binders. DO NOT create a separate binder for stipulated exhibits.

Joint exhibits must be marked numerically and submitted together in one binder.

If the parties have agreed to Joint exhibits please mark them numerically and submit them in ONE Binder.

All exhibits to be marked must be provided at one time prior to the beginning of trial, or they will not be accepted.

If the exhibits are not in the correct format and do not follow the guidelines they will not be accepted. EACH AND EVERY EXHIBIT THAT WILL BE MARKED MUST BE PROVIDED AT ONE TIME PRIOR TO THE BEGINNING OF TRIAL WITH DEADLINES AS STATED ABOVE.

Motions in limine must be filed as independently-noticed motions and may not be bundled into omnibus motions.

Department XIX requires that motions in limine be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions.

Parties submitting separate Plaintiff and Defendant exhibits must not also submit joint exhibits.

If parties are submitting separate exhibits DO NOT ALSO SUBMIT JOINT EXHIBITS when submitting Plaintiff's and Defendant's exhibits.

Motions in limine must be filed as independently-noticed motions and may not be bundled into omnibus motions.

Department 27 requires that motions in limine be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions.

Motions for enlargement of time for service of process must be filed separately from motions for service by publication because each has separate supporting requirements.

Motions seeking an extension of time should be submitted separately from a motion for service by publication as they each have separate requirements to support an order.

Stipulated exhibits must not be duplicated, removed from their binders, or placed in a separate binder.

DO NOT duplicate stipulated exhibits, remove stipulated exhibits from their binders, or create a separate binder (stipulated exhibits remain in their respective binders).

When orders are contested, each party must submit a letter copied to all parties explaining their position on the disputed and proposed orders.

In Department 6, when orders are contested, each party must submit a letter, copied to all parties, explaining their position regarding the disputed and proposed orders.

Omnibus motions are prohibited in Department 23.

Department 23 does not allow Omnibus Motions.

Omnibus motions are prohibited; motions in limine must be independently noticed.

Department 17 does not permit omnibus motions and requires that motions in limine be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions.

Parties must file omnibus (consolidated) motions in limine with oppositions and replies rather than individual motions.

Parties MUST file Omnibus Motions in Limine, Oppositions, and Replies.

All proposed electronic exhibits must be submitted on a single electronic storage device unless integrity would be corrupted or volume makes single-device storage impractical.

The proposed electronic exhibits shall be submitted on a single electronic storage device, except when the integrity of the proposed electronic exhibit would be corrupted by being on a single electronic storage device or the volume of the proposed electronic exhibit(s) cannot practically be stored on a single electronic storage device.

The court will not accept an exhibit designated as both joint and separate; each exhibit must be either joint or separate, not both.

The court will not accept both joint and separate exhibits; in other words, a particular exhibit is either joint or it is separate, but it cannot be both joint and separate.

The court will not accept an exhibit designated as both joint and separate; each exhibit must be either joint or separate.

The court will not accept both joint and separate exhibits; in other words, a particular exhibit is either joint or it is separate, but it cannot be both joint and separate.

Each of the three competing-order documents must be submitted as a separate, clearly named attachment rather than one combined attachment.

Please submit each of the three documents as a separate attachment, not a single combined attachment. Please name each attachment clearly so the Court can easily identify which document is which (Original vs. Competing vs. Redlined Original).

Parties submitting separate exhibits must not also submit joint exhibits.

If parties are submitting separate exhibits DO NOT also submit joint exhibits.

Orders Shortening Time may no longer be embedded in a motion or petition; the underlying motion or petition must be filed with the phrase 'Hearing Requested' and the OST submitted to the inbox with an attorney good-cause declaration once a hearing is set.

OST’S are no longer accepted embedded in a motion or petition. Since the Inbox only accepts Orders, the underlying motion or petition should be filed with the phrase “Hearing Requested.” Master calendar will set a hearing in ordinary course. Once the hearing is set, you can submit an OST with the attorney declaration for good cause to the Inbox.

Motions in limine must be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions.

Department 26 requires that motions in limine be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions.

Omnibus motions are prohibited; motions in limine must be filed as independently-noticed motions rather than bundled together.

Department 21 does not permit omnibus motions and requires that motions in limine be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions.

Parties submitting separate Plaintiff and Defendant exhibits must not also submit joint exhibits.

If parties are submitting separate exhibits DO NOT also submit joint exhibits when submitting Plaintiff's and Defendant's exhibits.

Motions in limine must be filed as independently noticed motions; combining them into omnibus motions is prohibited.

Department 14 requires that motions in limine be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions.

Proposed findings of fact will only be accepted if submitted within a civil trial memorandum, to avoid ex parte communications.

The Court will not accept any proposed findings of fact except in the form of a civil trial memoranda to avoid ex-parte communications.

Counsel are encouraged to submit joint exhibits, and if separate exhibit sets are submitted, duplicates must be removed.

Counsel are encouraged to submit Joint exhibits. These may or may not be stipulated to for admittance. If counsel are submitting separate sets of exhibits, duplicates are to be removed.

Joint exhibits are encouraged whenever possible and should be numbered numerically.

Counsel is encouraged to submit joint exhibits whenever possible, which can be stipulated into admission for all purposes and marked and recorded as such. Joint exhibits should be numbered numerically.

Counsel is encouraged to submit Joint Exhibits, which may or may not be stipulated for admission.

Counsel is encouraged to submit Joint Exhibits, which may or may not be stipulated to for admission.

Counsel are encouraged to submit Joint Exhibits and stipulate to as many admissions as possible, notifying the Court Clerk of stipulations before trial; stipulated exhibits will be admitted on the record.

JOINT EXHIBITS – If not already Ordered, Counsel are encouraged to submit Joint Exhibits. If Joint Exhibits are being submitted, counsel are encouraged to get together and stipulate to the admission of as many of the Joint Exhibits as possible and to notify the Court Clerk of their stipulation(s) prior to start of trial. Stipulated exhibits will be admitted on the record.

Joint exhibits (both sides' exhibits in shared binders numbered in order) are encouraged, but joint submission is not a stipulation — any stipulation for admission must be placed on the record on the first day of trial.

COUNSEL ARE ENCOURAGED TO SUBMIT JOINT EXHIBITS. This means that both sides submit their exhibits in one (or multiple) binder(s) and they are numbered in order. This DOES NOT mean that exhibits are stipulated to, if any exhibits are stipulated to for admission, that stipulation is to be placed on the record at the first day of trial.

Motions in limine should be filed as independently-noticed motions rather than bundled into omnibus motions, and parties must resolve undisputed motions in limine to hearing per EDCR 2.47.

Department 29 prefers that motions in limine be submitted as independently-noticed motions rather than omnibus motions. Parties have a responsibility to resolve undisputed motions in limine to hearing pursuant to EDCR 2.47.

Duplicates must be removed when exhibits are submitted separately as joint.

If exhibits are submitted separately as joint, please remove all duplicates.

Joint exhibits must follow the Plaintiff guidelines and be submitted in a separate binder with their own exhibit list, dividers, and bates, with duplicates removed from other binders.

If Exhibits are JOINT, follow the same guidelines as Plaintiff (above) and submit them in a separate binder with a separate exhibit list, dividers, bates, etc. Remove all duplicates from other binders.

Joint exhibits are encouraged; if counsel submit separate exhibit sets, duplicates must be removed.

Counsels are encouraged to submit Joint exhibits. These may or may not be stipulated to for admittance. If counsels are submitting separate sets of exhibits, duplicates are to be removed.

Joint exhibits are encouraged; separate exhibit sets must have duplicates removed, and the Court Clerk must be notified of stipulations before trial starts.

Counsel are encouraged to submit Joint Exhibits, which may, or may not, be stipulated to for admittance. If separate sets of exhibits are submitted, duplicate exhibits MUST be removed. Notify the Court Clerk of any stipulation(s) prior to start of trial.

Joint exhibits are encouraged; if separate exhibit sets are submitted duplicates must be removed and the Clerk notified of any stipulations before trial.

Counsel/parties are encouraged to submit Joint Exhibits which may, or may not, be stipulated to for admittance. If separate sets of exhibits are submitted, duplicate exhibits MUST be removed. Notify the Court Clerk of any stipulation(s) prior to start of trial.

Joint exhibits are encouraged and stipulations may be noticed to the Court Clerk before trial (but must still be placed on the record); if separate exhibit sets are submitted, duplicates must be eliminated.

Counsel are encouraged to submit Joint Exhibits, which may or may not be stipulated to for admittance. You may notify the Court Clerk of stipulation(s) prior to start of trial; however, these stipulations will still need to be placed on the record. If separate sets of exhibits are submitted, duplicate exhibits MUST be eliminated.

Joint exhibits (both sides' exhibits together in sequentially numbered binders with no duplicates) are encouraged, and all exhibits must be numbered.

Counsel are encouraged to submit Joint exhibits. This means that both sides submit their exhibits in a binder (or binders) and they are numbered in order. There should not be any duplicate exhibits. Exhibits are to be NUMBERED.

Joint exhibits (both sides' exhibits in shared binder(s), numbered in order) are encouraged; joint submission does not mean stipulation to admission, and any stipulation must be placed on the record on the first day of trial.

Counsel are encouraged to submit Joint exhibits. This means that both sides submit their exhibits in a binder (or binders) and they are numbered in order.

Department 5 disfavors omnibus motions in limine and requests that each contested issue be filed as a separate motion.

Department 5 disfavors Omnibus Motions in Limine and requests that each contested issue be the subject of a separately filed motion.

Joint exhibit binders are encouraged; separate exhibit sets should remove duplicates, and joint exhibits use numbers.

Counsel are encouraged to submit joint exhibit binders. If counsel are submitting separate sets of exhibits, they should remove duplicates. If joint exhibits are submitted, use Numbers.

Joint exhibits are encouraged; counsel should stipulate to admission of as many joint exhibits as possible and notify the Court Clerk of the stipulations before trial begins.

Counsel are encouraged to submit Joint Exhibits. If Joint Exhibits are being submitted, counsel are encouraged to get together and stipulate to the admission of as many of the Joint Exhibits as possible and to notify the Court Clerk of their stipulation(s) prior to start of trial.

Counsel should submit joint exhibits whenever possible.

Please submit joint exhibits whenever possible.

Counsel are encouraged to stipulate to exhibits where possible.

Counsel are encouraged to stipulate to exhibits where possible.

Disputes over proposed orders may be resolved by submitting competing orders with explanatory letters copied on all parties for chambers review.

Disputes may be resolved by submitting competing orders with explanatory letters, copied on all parties, for chambers review.

Counsel are encouraged to submit joint exhibits and to remove duplicates from separate exhibit sets.

Counsel are encouraged to submit joint exhibits. If counsel are submitting separate sets of exhibits, they are encouraged to remove duplicates.

Counsel are encouraged to submit joint exhibits and to remove duplicates from separate exhibit sets.

Counsel are encouraged to submit joint exhibits. If counsel are submitting separate sets of exhibits, they are encouraged to remove duplicates.

Joint exhibit submissions are encouraged, and separate exhibit submissions must have duplicates removed.

Counsel are encouraged to submit joint exhibits. If counsel submits separate exhibits, duplicates shall be removed.

Counsel are encouraged to submit joint exhibits, which may or may not be stipulated to for admittance.

Counsel are encouraged to submit Joint Exhibits, which may or may not be stipulated to for admittance.

Joint submission of exhibits is preferred, and stipulations to admission are encouraged to streamline trial, though parties need not stipulate to all exhibits.

Preferably, all parties will submit joint exhibits. Parties need not stipulate to admission of all exhibits, although stipulations, to the extent possible, are preferred in order to streamline trial.

A joint exhibit set combining the parties' exhibits is highly encouraged.

Joint exhibit set is highly encouraged.

Counsel are encouraged to submit joint exhibits in sequentially numbered binders with no duplicate exhibits.

Counsel are encouraged to submit Joint exhibits. This means that both sides submit their exhibits in a binder (or binders) and they are numbered in order. There should not be any duplicate exhibits.

Joint exhibits are encouraged, and counsel submitting separate exhibits must remove duplicates.

Counsel is encouraged to submit Joint exhibits which may or may not be stipulated to for admittance. If counsel is submitting separate exhibits, please remove any duplicates.

Joint exhibits should be submitted whenever possible, duplicates removed from separately submitted joint exhibits, and counsel are encouraged to stipulate to exhibits where possible.

Please submit joint exhibits whenever possible. If exhibits are submitted separately as joint, please remove all duplicates. Counsel are encouraged to stipulate to exhibits where possible.

A joint exhibit set is highly encouraged for trial exhibits.

a Joint exhibit set is highly encouraged.