Judge Marisa L. Cornachio

Applies to

Courtroom broadcast recording order

The judge’s written order concerning a courtroom broadcast, recording, photograph, or television request must be made part of the proceedings record.

Applies to

Pleading motion petition

Except for pro se litigants, attorneys must identify themselves as trial counsel on every filing and include their signature, name, email, office address and ZIP code, office telephone number, and Ohio Supreme Court Certificate of Registration number; a law firm may not be designated as trial counsel.

Applies to

Pro hac vice motion

An attorney not admitted in Ohio may appear for another only with judicial permission; the written motion must attach the Ohio Supreme Court pro hac vice registration certificate, certify admission in another state’s highest court or the D.C. court and nonresidency in Ohio, and be cosigned by an Ohio-admitted, registered attorney.

The pro hac vice notice and granting order must be filed within 30 days after permission is granted.

A motion to withdraw must be filed at least seven days before the next scheduled hearing.

Magistrates must file reports and recommendations within 15 days after a trial or hearing, unless unusual complexity requires more time, in which case an interim report explaining the delay must be filed.

Applies to

Journal entry court document court order trial assignment

Service

Email

After counsel enters an appearance, journal entries, court documents, court orders, and trial assignments must be served on designated counsel at the email address counsel provided to the Court.

Service

Email

The court must send all hearing notices and Judgment Entries to counsel by email.

Applies to

Motion

Motions must be served on all appropriate parties in accordance with Ohio Rules and Statutes.

After an electronically submitted document becomes part of the docket, only the Clerk of Court’s Office makes docket corrections.

A filing party cannot change a document or docket entry after the transaction is accepted.

The Court accepts fax, mail, and in-person filings presented at court by an attorney.