Court Rules
Common questions about Judge Jason Holloway's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Jason Holloway?

Courtesy copies are required for covered filings before Judge Jason Holloway. Submit working copies through e-Working Copies; paper copies must include tabs for each exhibit and are not accepted by email without prior authorization.

What must be included with filings before Judge Jason Holloway?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. For every motion, both sides must submit a proposed order completed as they would like it signed, and a Word version is required.

When is a filing treated as filed before Judge Jason Holloway?

The rule addresses filing timing, filing status, or cure windows. The party requesting a hearing date for a dispositive motion must confer with opposing counsel before contacting the Court.

Complete rules summary for Judge Jason Holloway

Submit working copies through e-Working Copies; paper copies must include tabs for each exhibit and are not accepted by email without prior authorization.

For every motion, both sides must submit a proposed order completed as they would like it signed, and a Word version is required.

The party requesting a hearing date for a dispositive motion must confer with opposing counsel before contacting the Court.

The Court generally allots one hour for dispositive motions; request extended time from the bailiff if needed.

Court will be in recess February 16-20, 2026; parties should refrain from filing motions during that time.

Any proposed additions to the standard jury questionnaire must be agreed upon by counsel in advance and submitted to the Court in Word format.

If parties wish to request a court reporter for a hearing or trial, notify the bailiff as early as possible.

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