Provide a copy of all proposed orders in Word format to the Court by emailing them to the bailiff.

If a self-represented party has not signed up for e-service, they may receive orders via an email address they provide to the bailiff.

Let the bailiff know if anyone will need an interpreter.

Review Judge Schubert's Trial Procedures and general Trial Preparation Guidelines.

Parties must note all hearings for motions, including stipulated motions, pursuant to LCR 7(b)(4).

Non-dispositive motions must comply with all requirements of LCR 7(b)(4)(A) when setting motions without oral argument.

If no email address is available for an attorney or a party, provide preaddressed, stamped envelopes to the Court for its use in sending the order by mail.

Judge Schubert hears dispositive motions on Fridays.

Requests for hearing dates are accepted by emailing or telephoning the bailiff consistent with LCR 7(b)(4)(B).

Check with opposing counsel before scheduling any hearing to make sure the date works for all counsel.

File and serve a Note for Hearing for your summary judgment motion within five days of receiving a hearing date and time.

Failure to file and serve a Note for Hearing within five days may result in the Court releasing your reserved hearing date and time.

Promptly notify the Court and each other if the Court no longer needs to hear the noted motion.

Any email request for a dispositive motion hearing must include case name and cause number, names/phone numbers/email addresses of all counsel, and type of hearing and dates requested.

Advise the bailiff of your request for more time when scheduling hearings involving multi-party cases or complex litigation.

File a working copies submission list identifying by Sub. (docket) No. where each filing for the hearing can be found.

Do not email, snail mail, or messenger hard copies of working papers.

Requests to change the trial date should be by motion, filed and noted for hearing on a nine-court-day calendar.

Stipulations or agreed motions may be submitted on a two-court-day calendar pursuant to LCR 7(b)(4)(H).

The motion to continue should be accompanied by a declaration as to the nature of the case, discovery and trial preparation completed, what remains, and an explanation of why the case could not be completed within the original case schedule.

The Joint Statement of Evidence is to be filed not later than five court days before the scheduled trial date.

Except in criminal cases, parties should upload exhibits to Case Center using the instructions attached to the Pre-Trial Conference Order.

Depositions are not to be marked as an exhibit; only exhibits to the deposition may be marked as exhibits in evidence.

All unattached exhibits in a deposition should be stapled or secured inside the back cover of the deposition.