Judge Department Nine Robert A. Lewis
Judge • Clark County Superior Court, Washington
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideClark County Superior Court, Washington publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 616 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 234- Applies to
- Statement of arbitrability
In cases excluded from LCR 40(c), the party filing the Notice to Set for Trial must file a Statement of Arbitrability contained within that notice.
- Applies to
- Statement of arbitrability
To transfer a case subject to LCR 40(c) to arbitration, a party must file a Statement of Arbitrability.
- Applies to
- Response to statement of arbitrability
A party who disagrees with the Statement of Arbitrability in a case excluded from LCR 40 must file a response.
Filing Timing
All 124A party may amend or withdraw the Statement of Arbitrability before arbitrator assignment or a trial-date assignment, but afterward needs court leave and good cause.
- Deadline
- 10 court days
The Statement of Arbitrability and required arbitration fee must be filed and paid at least ten court days before the Scheduling Conference.
After the initial filing opportunity, a Statement of Arbitrability may be filed only with leave of court.
Service
All 105- Applies to
- Statement of arbitrability
In cases excluded from LCR 40(c), the party filing the Notice to Set for Trial must serve the Statement of Arbitrability.
- Applies to
- Statement of arbitrability
For all cases subject to LCR 40(c), in order to transfer a case to arbitration a party shall file and serve a Statement of Arbitrability in a form prescribed and approved by the court and pay the required arbitration fee at least ten (10) court days before the Scheduling Conference (LCR 40(c)(4)).
- Applies to
- Response to statement of arbitrability
A party who disagrees with the Statement of Arbitrability in a case excluded from LCR 40 must serve the response.
Page Limits
All 38- Limit
- 6 pages
- Applies to
- Party declaration support or opposition
A party declaration supporting or opposing a motion is limited to 6 pages.
- Limit
- 3 pages
- Applies to
- Nonparty witness declaration
A non-party witness declaration supporting or opposing a motion, excluding expert statements, is limited to 3 pages.
- Limit
- 3 pages
- Applies to
- Reply declaration
A moving party's reply declaration, excluding expert statements, is limited to 3 pages.
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