King County Superior Court Document Filing Requirements

Dispositive motions are typically heard on Fridays and allotted 1 hour; email hearing requests to the bailiff with case name, cause number, type of hearing, and dates requested.

Source text: Dispositive motions are typically heard on Fridays. Please email hearing requests to the bailiff, copy all parties, and include Case name and cause number Type of hearing Dates requested Dispositive motions are typically allotted 1 hour for the hearing.

To request oral argument on a motion, note the motion per applicable rules with 'ORAL ARGUMENT REQUESTED' in the upper right-hand corner of the working papers; the court will contact parties if argument is appropriate.

Source text: If a party would like to request oral argument, the motion should be noted pursuant to the applicable court rules, with "ORAL ARGUMENT REQUESTED" noted in the upper right-hand corner of the working papers. If, after reviewing all briefing, the Court determines oral argument is appropriate, the bailiff will contact the parties and set a mutually acceptable time for oral argument.

Stipulated and agreed motions must be served, filed, and noted for consideration two judicial days after filing per LCR 7(b)(4)(H), with a working copy of the order submitted through e-working copies.

Source text: Stipulated and agreed motions should be served, filed, and noted for consideration two judicial days after filing in accordance with LCR 7(b)(4)(H) with a working copy of the order submitted through e-working copies.

To request shortened time, note the underlying motion in the regular course and submit a separate motion to shorten time; responses and replies proceed as normal until the motion is granted.

Source text: When a party wishes to request that the court consider a motion on shortened time, the underlying motion must be noted in the regular course, and a separate motion to shorten time submitted as well. Until and unless the court grants the motion to shorten time, all responses and replies should be submitted as though the motion is to be considered in the normal course.

Attachments or exhibits in excess of 25 pages must be numbered consecutively on the bottom center or right-hand corner, without restarting for each attachment, and citations must use these page numbers.

Source text: Attachments or exhibits in excess of 25 pages, including attachments to motions, oppositions, replies, briefs, declarations, and affidavits, shall be numbered consecutively on the bottom center or right-hand corner of each document.

Failure to follow consecutive page numbering rules can result in the court delaying the hearing or matter until all parties have complied.

Source text: Failure to follow this rule can result in the Court delaying your hearing or matter until all parties have complied.

No later than five court days before the scheduled trial date, parties shall upload all exhibits into Case Center.

Source text: No later than five court days before the scheduled trial date the parties shall upload all exhibits into Case Center.

No ex parte communications unless expressly permitted by court rule or judge approval.

Source text: No ex parte communications unless expressly permitted by Court rule or approval of the judge.

For criminal sentencing hearings, both State and Defense must submit a sentencing memorandum by noon the day before the hearing.

Source text: Judge Robertson will not proceed with a pre-scheduled sentencing hearing unless a memorandum on sentencing has been received from both State and Defense. These must be received no later than noon the day prior to the scheduled sentencing.

If the judge decides oral argument is appropriate, the bailiff will contact the parties to set a mutually acceptable time.

Source text: If, after reviewing briefing, the judge decides that oral argument is appropriate, the bailiff will contact the parties and set a mutually acceptable time for oral argument.

Weddings are performed Monday through Friday at 4:30 and on weekends; email the bailiff for availability and fees.

Source text: Judge Santos performs weddings Monday through Friday at 4:30 and on weekends. Please email the bailiff at Santos.Court@kingcounty.gov for availability and fees.

Responses are required on all criminal motions and should be submitted in accordance with LCR 7(b).

Source text: Responses are required on all criminal motions and should be submitted in accordance with LCR 7(b).

Presentence reports are required on all felony cases and requested on all misdemeanors.

Source text: Per LCrR 7.1 Presentence reports are required on all felony cases and requested on all misdemeanors.

The court will schedule a pretrial conference with the parties a few weeks prior to the trial date.

Source text: The court will schedule a pretrial conference with the parties a few weeks prior to your trial date.

Depositions are not to be marked as exhibits; originals should be sealed and published in open court.

Source text: Depositions are not to be marked as an exhibit since they become part of the court file. Originals should be sealed and published in open court in front of the jury, and when they are used for impeachment of testimony (the clerk opening the original that is sealed), the original deposition will be filed in the case file and not treated as an exhibit.

Notify the bailiff if your case settles or you need to strike a hearing.

Source text: Please notify the bailiff if your case settles or you need to strike a hearing.

For cases with an assigned court reporter, contact the court reporter if you want a transcript; for digitally recorded courtrooms, notify the courtroom clerk if you want a copy of the CD.

Source text: For cases with an assigned court reporter: If prior to the hearing or trial you know that you will want a copy of the transcript, please contact the court reporter . For digitally recorded courtrooms: If prior to the hearing or trial you know that you will want a copy of the CD, notify the courtroom clerk, who will be able to provide the information needed at the end of the hearing.

Email the bailiff to schedule motions requiring oral argument, including case name, number, opposing counsel, and deadlines; confirm with bailiff and comply with KCLR notice requirements.

Source text: Email the bailiff to schedule motions requiring oral argument. Include case name, number, and name of opposing counsel, and any deadlines that may be approaching that should be considered when scheduling. Such motions must be confirmed by the bailiff. Do not confirm motions without oral argument. Set these in compliance with KCLR's notice requirements.

Submit a Word version of all proposed orders via e-filing portal e-working copies or email to wilson.court@kingcounty.gov.

Source text: Parties must submit a Word version of all proposed orders. You may submit your proposed order via the e-filing portal by using the e-working copies application, or by email to wilson.court@kingcounty.gov .

Contact the bailiff to arrange a time to view the courtroom or set up for trial.

Source text: If you need to view the courtroom or set up for trial, contact the bailiff to arrange a time.

Seal original deposition transcripts and publish in open court; used transcripts filed in case file, unused returned to counsel.

Source text: Original deposition transcripts should be sealed and published in open court in front of the jury, and when they are used for impeachment of testimony (the clerk opening the original that is sealed), the original deposition will be filed in the case file and not treated as an exhibit. Deposition transcripts that are not used (a.k.a. "published") are not filed and returned to counsel.

Motions with oral argument must be confirmed by the bailiff.

Source text: Motions with oral argument must be confirmed by the bailiff.

Motions without oral argument may be noted in compliance with KCLRs notice requirements and do not require confirmation.

Source text: Motions without oral argument may be noted in compliance with the KCLRs notice requirements. Motions without oral argument do not require confirmation.

Parties must submit a Word version of all proposed orders via the e-filing portal, e-working copies application, or by email to york.court@kingcounty.gov.

Source text: Parties must submit a Word version of all proposed orders. You may submit your proposed order via the e-filing portal by using the e-working copies application, or by email to york.court@kingcounty.gov .

General trial schedule is Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 4 pm.

Source text: General trial schedule is Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 4 pm.

Stipulated orders must be submitted through e-working copies or via the judge's mailroom, not by email.

Source text: All stipulated orders, including agreed orders to continue a trial date, must be submitted through e-working copies or via the judge's mailroom. Stipulated orders are not accepted via email.

Proposed orders for motions with oral argument must be provided in MS Word format at least 1 day before the scheduled hearing.

Source text: All parties must provide any proposed orders to the court in MS Word format at least 1 day prior to your scheduled hearing.

Civil cases assigned to Judge Whedbee may be reassigned to another judge on Thursday afternoon prior to trial; parties must still comply with all pretrial rules.

Source text: If your civil case is assigned to Judge Whedbee, there is the possibility that your case could be assigned to another judge at the time of trial. The assignment will generally take place on Thursday afternoon prior to trial. You are still required to comply with all court rules regarding pretrial submissions and deadlines.

All counsel and parties must be prepared at the end of each day to disclose all witnesses they intend to call the following day.

Source text: Judge Whedbee requires all counsel and parties to be prepared at the end of each day to disclose all witnesses that party is intending to call the following day in trial.

Trial will not begin without a Joint Statement of Evidence signed by all parties.

Source text: The trial will not begin without a Joint Statement signed by all parties.

Proposed orders must be submitted in Word format via e-working copies (Portal).

Source text: Submit Proposed Orders (Word Format) via e-working copies (Portal)

All proposed orders must be filed in Word format through e-working copies in accordance with LCR 7.

Source text: All proposed orders must be filed in Word format through e-working copies in accordance with LCR 7.

Motions will not be scheduled if submitted via email.

Source text: Motions will not be scheduled before Judge Rampersad if submitted via email.

Leading questions allowed only for preliminary matters unless authorized by the court.

Source text: Leading questions will be allowed for preliminary matters only, unless otherwise authorized by the court.

Re-direct and re-cross are limited to issues raised on cross and re-direct.

Source text: Re-direct and re-cross are limited to issues raised on cross and re-direct.

Voir dire of a witness allowed only to lay foundation for an objection.

Source text: Voir dire of a witness is allowed only to lay a foundation for an objection.

Address anticipatory objections by motion in limine, not during trial.

Source text: Anticipatory objections shall be addressed by a motion in limine and should not be raised again during trial.

Running objections allowed upon request for clearly predefined lines of questions.

Source text: To protect the record, and upon request, counsel shall be allowed a running objection to clearly predefined lines of questions and answers.

In criminal cases, use the marked exhibit when examining a witness.

Source text: Counsel/parties must use the marked exhibit when examining a witness.

Only display and move exhibits with court permission; refer to exhibits by the number assigned by the courtroom clerk.

Source text: Counsel/parties may only display and move an exhibit around the courtroom with permission of the court. You must refer to the exhibit by the exhibit number provided by the courtroom clerk.

Make stipulations to the court in the absence of the jury.

Source text: Stipulations shall be made to the court in the absence of the jury.

No wisecracking, comments on evidence, or remarks to the jury except during opening statement or closing argument.

Source text: There will be no wisecracking, no comments on the evidence, and no remarks made to the jury except for opening statement or closing argument.

Advise clients, witnesses, and observers to make no comments, sounds, or facial expressions of disbelief or belief in the courtroom.

Source text: Counsel should advise clients, witnesses and any observers to make no comments, sounds or facial expressions of disbelief or belief in the courtroom.

Individuals who do not conduct themselves courteously and professionally may be reprimanded, removed, or sanctioned.

Source text: Any individual who does not conduct themselves in a courteous, professional manner may be subject to reprimand, removal and/or sanctions.

Refrain from making derogatory remarks, inferences, or insinuations about opposing counsel or their handling of the case.

Source text: Counsel or parties shall refrain from making derogatory remarks, inferences or insinuations about each other or their handling of the case.

Submit proposed orders in MS Word format.

Source text: All proposed orders should be submitted in MS Word format.

Keep opening statements short and concise; no arguments.

Source text: Please keep opening statements short and concise. No arguments.

Avoid objections during opening or closing statements unless absolutely necessary; note objections outside jury presence.

Source text: This court does not favor objections during opening or closing statements unless absolutely necessary. If appropriate, counsel/parties may ask to note an objection on the record outside the presence of a jury.

Remain at the table unless given leave; do not approach the witness without permission.

Source text: Counsel or parties shall remain at the table unless given leave to do otherwise. Do not approach the witness unless you have permission from the court.

The attorney conducting the examination of a witness continues until the witness is excused; only that attorney makes objections during that examination.

Source text: the attorney conducting the examination of the witness shall continue until the witness is excused from the stand. All objections made or exceptions taken during the examination of such witness shall be made or announced by the attorney who is conducting the examination or cross-examination.

All proposed orders must be submitted in Word format.

Source text: Judge Helson requires a Word version of all proposed orders.

Word copies of proposed orders may be submitted by email to helson.court@kingcounty.gov or via the e-filing portal using the e-working copies application.

Source text: You may submit a Word copy of your proposed order by email to helson.court@kingcounty.gov . Alternatively, you may submit your proposed order via the e-filing portal by using the e-working copies application .

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

Source text: For every motion, both sides must submit a proposed order. Each proposed order must be completed as you would like it signed by the judge. Judge Holloway requires a Word version of all proposed orders.

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

Source text: Judge Holloway’s court will be in recess February 16, 2026, through February 20, 2026. The court requests that parties refrain from filing motions during that time frame.

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

Source text: Any proposed additions to the standard questionnaire must be agreed upon by counsel in advance and submitted to the Court in Word format for possible inclusion.

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

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

Stipulations and agreed orders must be submitted via email in Word (.docx) format with the stipulation subjoined to the proposed order.

Source text: The submission must be in Word (.docx) format and the stipulation must be subjoined with the proposed order.

Dispositive motions are typically heard on Fridays.

Source text: Dispositive motions are typically heard on Fridays.

Most motions do not require oral argument; refer to LCR(7) for requesting oral argument.

Source text: most motions do not require oral argument. Please refer to LCR(7) for information on requesting oral argument.

Proposed orders must accompany all motions and opposition submissions and be in Word (.docx) format.

Source text: proposed orders must accompany all motions and opposition submissions and should be submitted in Word (.docx) format.

Parties must comply with all requirements of KCLR 7 when setting non-dispositive motions.

Source text: Parties must comply with all the requirements of KCLR 7 when setting motions without oral argument.

Non-dispositive motions are considered without oral argument unless a party requests oral argument and the court deems it necessary.

Source text: All non-dispositive motions will be considered by the Court without oral argument unless a party requests oral argument and the Court deems oral argument to be necessary.

To request oral argument on a non-dispositive motion, indicate the request on the front page of the motion or opposition.

Source text: If you wish to request oral argument, please so indicate on the front page of your motion or opposition.

If the court decides to hear oral argument on a non-dispositive motion, the bailiff will contact the parties regarding scheduling.

Source text: If at that time the Court decides to hear oral argument, the bailiff will contact the parties regarding scheduling.

Email requests for dispositive motion hearings must include case name, cause number, names/phone/email of all counsel, type of hearing, and dates requested.

Source text: Any email request for a dispositive motion hearing must include Case name and cause number Names, phone numbers and email addresses of all counsel Type of hearing and dates requested

Motions for restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, revisions, and class certification are granted oral argument.

Source text: Other types of motions that are granted oral argument are motions for restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, revisions, and class certification hearings.

Motions to shorten time are strongly disfavored and should only be used in extraordinary circumstances.

Source text: Motions to shorten time are strongly disfavored and should only be used in extraordinary circumstances.

When requesting a motion on shortened time, the underlying motion must be noted in the regular course and a separate motion to shorten time submitted.

Source text: If a party wishes the Court to consider a motion on shortened time, the underlying motion must be noted in the regular course, and a separate motion to shorten time should be submitted.

Unless and until the motion to shorten time is granted, responses and replies should be submitted as if on the presumptive timeline.

Source text: Unless and until the Court grants the motion to shorten time, all responses and replies should be submitted as though the motion is to be considered on the presumptive timeline.

A Word version of all proposed orders is required.

Source text: Judge Bender requires a Word version of all proposed orders.

Word copies of proposed orders may be submitted by email to bender.court@kingcounty.gov or via the e-filing portal using the e-working copies application.

Source text: You may submit a Word copy of your proposed order by email to bender.court@kingcounty.gov . Alternatively, you may submit your proposed order via the e-filing portal by using the e-working copies application.

Weddings: Judge Bender is available for ceremonies Monday through Friday at 4:30pm at the Clark Children and Family Justice Center, and on weekends at various locations.

Source text: Judge Bender is available for ceremonies Monday through Friday, at 4:30pm, at the Clark Children and Family Justice Center in Seattle. On weekends, she is available for ceremonies in Seattle at either the King County Courthouse or the Clark Children and Family Justice Center, in Kent at the Maleng Regional Justice Center, or other locations by agreement.

For wedding scheduling, email the bailiff at bender.court@kingcounty.gov or call 206-477-1495.

Source text: Please email her bailiff at bender.court@kingcounty.gov or call 206-477-1495 for more information and scheduling.

Motions for dismissal under CR 12 are heard without oral argument and no hearing will be scheduled.

Source text: As of 9/1/2025, pursuant to a rule change, motions for dismissal pursuant to CR 12 are now to be heard without oral argument. The court will no longer schedule hearings on these types of motions.

Motions with oral argument (summary judgment, restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, class certification) are heard on Fridays.

Source text: Motions with Oral Argument are heard on Fridays. This includes motions for Summary Judgment, motions for Restraining Orders, Preliminary Injunctions, and Class Certification hearings.

Each motion is allotted one hour for argument and ruling; cross motions or additional dispositive motions must be separately scheduled.

Source text: Each motion is allotted 1 hour for argument and ruling. Any cross motion or additional (separately briefed) dispositive motion must also be scheduled with the Court. You may not include those as part of your response to a motion.

If the moving party decides not to proceed with a motion, they must notify the court to strike the hearing immediately.

Source text: If the moving party elects for any reason not to proceed with the motion, that party shall notify the court to strike the hearing immediately, per KCLCR 7(b)(4)(H).

Counsel must treat each other with courtesy and respect during discovery and in court.

Source text: Judge McHale expects opposing counsel to treat one another with courtesy and respect during the discovery process and in the courtroom, and he strongly believes that civility in approach serves everyone well in reaching just resolutions.

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

Source text: Please 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.

Source text: 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.

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

Source text: Please review these general Trial Preparation Guidelines. Please also review Judge Schubert's Trial Procedures . They are intended to ensure an efficient trial.

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

Source text: 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.

Source text: Parties must comply with all the 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.

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

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

Source text: Pursuant to Local Rule 16(5), 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.

Source text: Except in criminal cases, the 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.

Source text: Depositions are not to be marked as an exhibit since they are part of the court file. 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.

Source text: Otherwise, all unattached exhibits in a deposition should be stapled or secured inside the back cover of the deposition.

Non-dispositive motions are considered without oral argument unless a party requests oral argument and the court deems it necessary; request must be indicated on the front page of the motion or opposition.

Source text: All non-dispositive motions will be considered by the Court without oral argument unless a party requests oral argument and the Court deems oral argument to be necessary. If you wish to request oral argument, please so indicate on the front page of your motion or opposition.

Judge Ballinger intends to decide motions within one judicial day of the noting date.

Source text: Judge Ballinger intends to decide motions within one judicial day of the noting date.

Parties are encouraged to request a conference under CR 16 or CR 26(f) to address discovery issues and promote efficient resolution.

Source text: Judge Ballinger encourages the parties to request a conference under CR 16 or CR 26(f) to address issues that promote the efficient resolution of the case such as the scope and timing of discovery, limitations of discovery requests and depositions, procedures and protocols for electronic discovery, or expert witness disclosures and discovery.

If a dispute arises and all parties agree, Judge Ballinger may resolve the dispute promptly at a conference without a formal motion.

Source text: If a dispute arises and all parties agree, Judge Ballinger may be able to resolve the dispute promptly at a conference without the necessity of a formal motion.

Comply with all KCLR 7 requirements when setting motions without oral argument, including filing proof of service.

Source text: Parties must comply with all the requirements of KCLR 7 when setting motions without oral argument, including providing and filing proof of service of the motion.

Non-dispositive motions are considered without oral argument unless a request is made on the front page and the court agrees oral argument is necessary.

Source text: Non-dispositive motions will be considered by the Court without oral argument unless requested and the Court agrees oral argument is necessary. To request oral argument, please indicate on the front page of your motion or opposition.

Motions are allotted one hour for argument and ruling.

Source text: Motions are allotted 1 hour for argument and ruling.

Cross-motions or additional separately briefed dispositive motions must be separately scheduled; they cannot be included as part of a response.

Source text: Cross-motions or additional (separately briefed) dispositive motions must also be scheduled with the Court. You may not include those as part of your response to a motion.

Advise the bailiff if additional time is needed for hearings involving multi-parties or complex issues.

Source text: Please advise the bailiff if the parties are seeking additional time on hearings involving multi-parties or complex issues.

If the moving party decides not to proceed, they must immediately notify the court to strike the hearing per KCLCR 7(b)(4)(H).

Source text: If the moving party elects for any reason not to proceed with the motion, that party shall notify the court to strike the hearing immediately, per KCLCR 7(b)(4)(H).

For non-dispositive motions, comply with KCLR 7 and email proposed orders in Word format to the bailiff.

Source text: Parties must comply with all the requirements of KCLR 7 when setting motions without oral argument. Please provide a copy of all proposed orders in Word format to the Court by emailing them to the bailiff.

File a separate motion to shorten time along with the underlying motion noted in the regular course; responses and replies should be submitted as if in normal course until motion is granted.

Source text: When a party wishes to request that the court consider a motion on shortened time, the underlying motion must be noted in the regular course, and a separate motion to shorten time submitted as well. Until and unless the court grants the motion to shorten time, all responses and replies should be submitted as though the motion is to be considered in the normal course.

Submit an Estimate of Witness Examination form for trials expected to last longer than 10 trial days.

Source text: The Estimate of Witness Examination (13KB) is required in any trial expected to last longer than 10 trial days.

Visit the courtroom before hearings or trial to plan equipment setup and discuss needs with the bailiff; do not assume equipment availability.

Source text: If you anticipate the need to use videos, PowerPoint, ELMO, or even easels, you should visit the courtroom before your hearing or trial to plan your set-up in a manner that will be most efficient and effective. Please discuss your needs with the bailiff and do not assume that the court will have any particular equipment available for your use.

Contact bailiff at least 5 days before trial date for extra equipment needs.

Source text: If the parties need extra equipment (TV/DVD/VCR), please contact the bailiff with equipment questions at least 5 days prior to the trial date.

For transcripts: contact the court reporter if assigned; for digitally recorded, notify the courtroom clerk before hearing or obtain the CD from the Clerk's Office with a CD Request Form.

Source text: Cases with an assigned court reporter If prior to the hearing or trial you know that you will want a copy of the transcript, please contact the court reporter . Digitally recorded courtrooms If prior to the hearing or trial you know that you will want a copy of the CD, notify the courtroom clerk, who will be able to provide the information needed at the end of the hearing.

Schedule weddings by emailing the bailiff; available weekdays after 4:30 pm, weekends, and outside of court.

Source text: Judge Ferguson is available to perform weddings at the King County Courthouse Monday through Friday after 4:30 pm, weekends, and outside of court. Please email the bailiff at ferguson.court@kingcounty.gov to schedule an appointment.

All trial memoranda, proposed jury instructions, and other trial submissions are due no later than 7 court days prior to trial.

Source text: All trial memoranda, proposed jury instructions, and other trial submissions are due no later than 7 court days prior to trial.

In civil cases, the Witness Examination Time Form must be completed by all parties and submitted with other pre-trial memoranda 14 court days prior to trial.

Source text: In civil cases, Judge Lapin requires all parties and counsel to work together to complete the Witness Examination Time Form, and that form must be submitted together with other pre-trial memoranda 14 court days prior to trial.

Deposition designations and objections must be provided to the Court at least 7 days prior to trial.

Source text: Deposition designations and objections shall be provided to the Court at least 7 days prior to trial, along with other pre-trial materials.

All counsel and parties must be prepared at the end of each day to disclose all witnesses intended to be called the following day in trial.

Source text: Judge Lapin requires all counsel and parties to be prepared at the end of each day to disclose all witnesses that party is intending to call the following day in trial.

Parties must comply with all requirements of KCLR 7 when setting motions without oral argument.

Source text: Parties must comply with all the requirements of KCLR 7 when setting motions without oral argument.

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

Source text: Please provide a copy of all proposed orders in Word format to the Court by emailing them to the bailiff.

Copies of signed orders will be delivered electronically if email addresses have been provided; otherwise, provide preaddressed, stamped envelopes.

Source text: Copies of signed orders will be delivered to counsel or the parties electronically if email addresses have been provided to the Court. If no email address is available for an attorney or a party, please provide preaddressed, stamped envelopes to the Court for its use in sending the order by mail.

Dispositive motions are heard on Fridays only.

Source text: Dispositive motions are heard on Fridays.

One hour is allotted for dispositive motions; request additional time from the bailiff if needed.

Source text: The court typically allots one hour for dispositive motions. Additional time may be provided on hearings involving multiple parties or complex motions. Please advise the bailiff if additional time is being requested.

To request oral argument, note 'Oral Argument Requested' in the upper right-hand corner of working papers and on the note for motion.

Source text: If a party would like to request oral argument, the motion should be noted pursuant to the applicable court rules, noting in the upper right-hand corner of the working papers and on the note for motion “Oral Argument Requested.”

If the court determines oral argument is appropriate, the bailiff will contact parties to set a time.

Source text: If, after reviewing all briefing, the Court determines oral argument is appropriate, the bailiff will contact the parties and set a mutually acceptable time for oral argument.

Motions for exceptional sentences must be accompanied by proposed findings and submitted 7 days prior to the hearing.

Source text: Motions for exceptional sentences shall be accompanied by proposed findings and submitted 7 days prior to the hearing pursuant to CrR 7.1(b).

Proposed orders must be submitted in Word format through the eworking copies portal.

Source text: Please provide a copy of all proposed orders in Word format to the Court through the eworking copies portal.

Stipulations and agreed orders may be submitted by email, but must be signed by all parties before sending to the bailiff.

Source text: Judge Ryan’s court does accept stipulations and agreed orders for consideration through email. They must be signed by all parties prior to sending to the bailiff.

Oral argument on motions is generally scheduled for Friday mornings; request hearing dates by emailing the bailiff with case title and cause number in the subject line, and cc all parties.

Source text: Oral argument on motions is generally scheduled for Friday mornings. Requests for hearing dates are accepted by emailing the bailiff.

When requesting a hearing date, include case title and cause number in the subject line, and in the body advise whose motion, type of motion, and if other parties intend to file motions for the same hearing.

Source text: When contacting the bailiff, you should include the case title and cause number in the subject line of the email. In the body of the email advise whose motion and what type of motion it is and if there are other parties in the case intending to file motions for the same hearing

No hearing slots will be reserved until all counsel's availability has been confirmed.

Source text: No slots will be reserved until all counsel’s availability has been confirmed.

Motions for Revision are considered without oral argument; the moving party must re-note the motion without oral argument per LCR 7 and provide the index/list of submissions considered by the Commissioner and hard copies or eworking copies of those documents.

Source text: This Court is considering all Motions for Revision without oral argument at this time. The moving party shall re-note their Motion for Revision without oral argument pursuant to LCR 7. This includes providing the index/list of submissions that were considered by the Commissioner as well as hard copies or eworking copies of those documents.

For Motions for Revision, a response from the non-moving party is requested and must be filed, served, and provided to the court by the deadline in local court rules.

Source text: A response is requested from the non-moving party. It should be filed, served and provided to the Court by the deadline in the local court rules.

When seeking an Order to Show Cause, the motion must include the underlying motion for which the party would show cause.

Source text: When a party is seeking an Order to Show Cause, the Motion for Order to Show Cause should be submitted to the Court and must include the underlying motion for which the party would be expected to show cause on.

Meet and confer requirements of LCR 37(e) and CR 26(i) must be conducted in person or by telephone; email is not a substitute.

Source text: The conference of counsel must be in person or by telephone. Email is not a substitute for a dialogue on these issues.

A certification by counsel that meet and confer requirements have been met must set out with particularity the nature, extent, and time of the conference.

Source text: A certification by counsel that the conference requirements of these rules have been met is required, and should set out with particularity the nature, extent, and time of the conference.

To arrange an informal discovery dispute resolution via Zoom conference, email ryan.court@kingcounty.gov describing the dispute and each party's position succinctly and non-argumentatively, copying all parties.

Source text: If the parties agree to informal guidance or resolution, please email ryan.court@kingcounty.gov to arrange a conference. The email should – as succinctly and non-argumentatively as possible – describe the nature of the dispute and set forth each parties’ position.

For civil trials, if ordered, all exhibits must be uploaded into Case Center no later than five court days before the scheduled trial date.

Source text: If ordered, parties must upload all exhibits into Case Center no later than five court days before the scheduled trial date.

General trial schedule is Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Source text: General trial schedule is Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

AI may not be used in preparation of materials presented in court cases.

Source text: AI may not be used in preparation of materials presented in court cases.

Motions to seal must comply with GR 15, LGR 15 and controlling caselaw; the agreement of parties alone is insufficient.

Source text: Motions to seal must comply with GR 15, LGR 15 and controlling caselaw. The agreement of the parties alone is not a sufficient basis for the sealing or redaction of court records.

For criminal matters, presentence reports are required on all felonies and requested on all misdemeanors.

Source text: Presentence Reports are required on all felonies pursuant CrR 7.1(a). This Court also requests them on all misdemeanors, regardless of whether the recommendation is agreed.

Submit proposed orders in Word format via eWorking Copies for all motions.

Source text: All motions should be submitted with proposed orders in Word format, submitted via eWorking Copies.

Submit trial memoranda and other trial submissions no later than five court days prior to trial.

Source text: Pursuant to KCLR 40(d)(2), all trial memoranda and other trial submissions are due not later than five court days prior to trial.

Provide deposition designations and objections to the Court at least 5 days prior to trial.

Source text: Deposition designations and objections shall be provided to the Court at least 5 days prior to trial, along with all other pretrial materials.

All trial memoranda, proposed jury instructions, and other trial submissions are due no later than 7 court days before trial.

Source text: All trial memoranda, proposed jury instructions, and other trial submissions are due no later than 7 court days prior to trial.

If you need a copy of the CD from a digitally recorded hearing, notify the Courtroom Clerk before the hearing.

Source text: If prior to the hearing or trial you know that you want a copy of the CD, notify the Courtroom Clerk

Motions for restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, revisions, and class certification hearings are granted oral argument.

Source text: Other types of motions that are granted oral argument are motions for restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, revisions, and class certification hearings.

In civil cases, the Witness Examination Time Form must be completed by all parties and submitted with pre-trial memoranda 14 court days before trial.

Source text: In civil cases, Judge Cary requires all parties and counsel to work together to complete the Witness Examination Time Form, and that form must be submitted together with other pre-trial memoranda 14 court days prior to trial.

Deposition designations and objections must be provided to the court at least 7 days before trial.

Source text: Deposition designations and objections shall be provided to the Court at least 7 days prior to trial, along with other pre-trial materials.

At the end of each trial day, all counsel and parties must be prepared to disclose the witnesses they intend to call the following day.

Source text: Judge Cary requires all counsel and parties to be prepared at the end of each day to disclose all witnesses that party is intending to call the following day in trial.

If a case settles or a hearing needs to be stricken, notify the bailiff immediately.

Source text: If your case settles or you need to strike your hearing from the Court’s calendar, please notify the bailiff immediately.

Judge Lee performs weddings Monday through Friday at 4:30 and on weekends; call or email for availability and fees.

Source text: Judge Lee performs weddings Monday through Friday at 4:30 and on weekends. Please call 206-477-1441 or email the bailiff at lee.court@kingcounty.gov for availability and fees.

Provide a copy of the proposed order in Word format by emailing it to the bailiff.

Source text: Please provide a copy of the proposed order in Word format by emailing them to the bailiff.

Parties must contact the Court to schedule a dispositive motion with oral argument; dispositive motions are scheduled on Friday mornings with typically one hour for argument.

Source text: Parties must contact the Court to schedule a motion with oral argument. Dispositive motions are scheduled on Friday mornings and the Court typically gives an hour for argument.

Before filing a discovery motion, parties may schedule a conference call with Judge Lee within 1 to 3 court days of being contacted.

Source text: However, the parties may also schedule a conference call with Judge Lee before bringing such motion. He will be available to counsel on both sides via phone within 1 to 3 court days of being contacted by parties.

For motions to compel discovery or for contempt, the moving party must include an explanation of all efforts undertaken to seek compliance before filing the motion.

Source text: The moving party should also include an explanation of all the efforts that the moving party has undertaken to seek compliance with a subpoena before filing the motion for contempt.

For motions to seal, send unredacted hardcopy materials to the judge's mailroom; do not email unredacted materials.

Source text: Unredacted materials (hardcopy) should be sent to the Court via the Judges mailroom (516 3 rd Ave, Rm C-203 Seattle, WA 98104). We do not accept unredacted materials over email.

Parties must provide a Witness Examination Estimate sheet no later than 5 days before the pretrial conference.

Source text: Judge Straley also requires the parties in every case to provide the Court with a Witness Examination Estimate sheet no later than 5 days before the pretrial conference.

If ordered, parties must upload all trial exhibits into Case Center no later than five court days before the scheduled trial date.

Source text: If ordered, parties must upload all exhibits into Case Center no later than five court days before the scheduled trial date.

Weddings are performed at the courthouse Monday - Friday after 4:30 p.m. and must be scheduled by emailing oishi.court@kingcounty.gov.

Source text: Weddings are performed at the courthouse Monday - Friday after 4:30 p.m. Please email oishi.court@kingcounty.gov to schedule a wedding with Judge Oishi.

New attorneys may email the bailiff to request oral argument on a motion that normally does not require it for practice.

Source text: If you are a new attorney and would like practice with oral argument on a motion which normally does not require it, please feel free to email the bailiff to request oral argument and Judge Crisalli will consider the request.

Oral arguments on any civil motion are limited to 10 minutes per party unless otherwise directed by Judge Crisalli.

Source text: Unless otherwise directed by Judge Crisalli, oral arguments on any civil motion are limited to 10 minutes per party.

If requesting additional time for oral argument, advise the bailiff of the basis when scheduling.

Source text: Judge Crisalli may consider providing additional time on hearings involving multi-party cases or complex litigation. If you are requesting additional time, please advise the bailiff of your basis for the request when scheduling.

If striking a motion, file a notice striking the hearing as soon as possible.

Source text: If you are striking a motion, please file a notice striking your hearing as soon as possible.

Parties must cooperate to provide one set of deposition designations for use at trial.

Source text: The parties must cooperate to provide one set of deposition designations.

Provide marked deposition designations via email as PDFs to the bailiff at least three days before trial begins.

Source text: Provide the marked depositions via email as PDFs to the bailiff as early as possible (preferably at least three days before trial begins), and well in advance of intended use.

Judge Chung will manage all civil cases assigned until trial, including motions, summary judgment motions, and pre-trial conferences.

Source text: Judge Chung will manage all civil cases assigned until trial (including motions, motions for summary judgement and pre-trial conferences.)

Civil trials will be assigned to another judge on Thursday afternoon prior to trial.

Source text: Your civil trial will be assigned to another judge at the time of trial. The assignment will generally take place on Thursday afternoon prior to trial.

General trial schedule is Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 4 pm.

Source text: General trial schedule is Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 4 pm.

Judge Chung is not conducting weddings currently.

Source text: Judge Chung is not conducting weddings currently.

Judge Chung intends to decide motions within one day of the noting date. If an order has not been entered three judicial days after the noted date, contact the bailiff.

Source text: Judge Chung intends to decide motions within one day of the noting date. if an order has not been entered three judicial days after the noted date, please contact the bailiff.

Dispositive motions are heard on Friday mornings.

Source text: Dispositive motions are heard on Friday mornings.

Parties must comply with all requirements of KCLR 7 when setting motions without oral argument.

Source text: Parties must comply with all the requirements of KCLR 7 when setting motions without oral argument.

As of 9/1/2025, motions for dismissal pursuant to CR 12 are to be heard without oral argument; the court will no longer schedule hearings on these motions.

Source text: As of 9/1/2025, pursuant to a rule change, motions for dismissal pursuant to CR 12 are now to be heard without oral argument. The court will no longer schedule hearings on these types of motions.

Courtesy Copies of signed orders will be delivered electronically if email addresses have been provided to the Court.

Source text: Courtesy Copies of signed orders will be delivered to counsel or the parties electronically if email addresses have been provided to the Court.

Email the bailiff if you have not received a decision within two weeks of your hearing date.

Source text: Please email the bailiff at widlan.court@kingcounty.gov if you have not received a decision within two weeks of your hearing date.

Only summary judgment motions are entitled to oral argument; for other motions, note without oral argument and state 'ORAL ARGUMENT REQUESTED' on the first page of the motion or opposition.

Source text: Only summary judgment motions are entitled to oral argument. If you want oral argument on a motion other than a summary judgment motion, please note the motion without oral argument. State "ORAL ARGUMENT REQUESTED" on the first page of your motion or opposition.

Weddings are performed Monday through Friday at 4:30 pm, on weekends, and outside of court; email the bailiff for availability and fee information.

Source text: Judge O’Donnell performs weddings Monday through Friday at 4:30 pm, on weekends, and outside of court. Please email the bailiff for availability and fee information.

Judge Llorens is available by request for weddings after 4:30 p.m. on weekdays at the Clark Children & Family Justice Center.

Source text: Judge Llorens can be available by request for weddings after 4:30 p.m. on weekdays at the Clark Children & Family Justice Center.

All trial memoranda, proposed jury instructions, and other trial submissions are due no later than five court days prior to trial.

Source text: All trial memoranda, proposed jury instructions, and other trial submissions are due no later than five court days prior to trial.

Dispositive motions are generally set on Friday mornings at 9 am, 10 am, or 11 am.

Source text: Dispositive motions are generally set on Friday mornings (at 9 am, 10 am, or 11 am).

To request oral argument for a non-dispositive motion, note the motion with 'Oral Argument Requested' in the upper right-hand corner; the court will contact parties if argument is granted.

Source text: If a party would like to request oral argument, the motion should be noted pursuant to the applicable court rules, simply noting in the upper right-hand corner "Oral Argument Requested."

General trial schedule is Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 4 pm.

Source text: General trial schedule is Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 4 pm.

Parties must complete and submit the Witness Examination Time Form together with other pretrial memoranda five court days prior to trial.

Source text: Judge Parisien requires all parties and counsel to work together to complete the Witness Examination Time Form, and that form must be submitted together with other pretrial memoranda five court days prior to trial.

Deposition designations and objections must be provided to the court at least five days prior to trial.

Source text: Deposition designations and objections shall be provided to the Court at least five days prior to trial, along with other pretrial materials.

At the end of each trial day, all counsel and parties must be prepared to disclose all witnesses they intend to call the following day.

Source text: Judge Parisien requires all counsel and parties to be prepared at the end of each day to disclose all witnesses that party is intending to call the following day in trial.

If you need a copy of the CD from a digitally recorded hearing, notify the courtroom clerk before the hearing and complete the form on the clerk's website.

Source text: If prior to the hearing or trial you know that you want a copy of the CD, notify the courtroom clerk, who will be able to provide the information needed at the end of the hearing.

For motions for summary judgment, parties must coordinate and confirm a hearing date and time with the Bailiff before filing a Notice of Hearing.

Source text: For any motions for summary judgment, in full or in part, the parties must coordinate and then confirm a hearing date and time with the Bailiff before filing a Notice of Hearing.

All participants in court proceedings are encouraged to inform the Bailiff of their personal pronouns, indicate them in written submissions, and for virtual proceedings indicate them in their Zoom name.

Source text: any and all participants in court proceedings before Department 38 are encouraged to inform the Bailiff of their personal pronouns, to indicate the same within any written submissions, and for virtual proceedings to indicate the same within their Zoom name

Any disputed, material assertions in written submissions must be supported with a particularized citation to supporting materials, including specific page number, section, or paragraph.

Source text: any disputed, material assertions should be supported with a particularized citation to supporting materials. This should include a specific page number, section, or paragraph for each citation.

Any disputed or distinctive legal propositions must be supported with citation to legal authority including a pincite and, when not already apparent, a parenthetical describing the holding or significance.

Source text: Any disputed or distinctive legal propositions should be supported with citation to legal authority, including a pincite (page number), and when not already apparent, a parenthetical briefly describing the holding or significance of the cited authority.

Factual declarations must meet the requirements of General Rule 13, Local Civil Rule 7(b)(5)(B), and Evidence Rule 701, and must NOT be combined with legal argument.

Source text: factual declarations should NOT be combined with legal argument. Instead, whatever a witness is attesting to must be set forth separately and distinctly.

For cross-motions for summary judgment, parties are strongly urged to agree upon a stipulated briefing schedule of four briefs filed sequentially rather than six briefs in two parallel sets.

Source text: If there will be cross-motions, the parties are strongly urged to agree upon and submit for approval a stipulated briefing schedule of four briefs filed sequentially (opening motion, combined opposition/cross-motion, combined reply/cross-opposition, and cross-reply) rather than six briefs filed in two parallel sets.

Motions for a trial continuance must show good cause including both diligence and need, and must be accompanied by a showing of what discovery and trial preparation have been completed, what remains, and why the case could not have been completed within the original schedule.

Source text: A continuance of the trial date generally requires showing good cause, including both diligence and need. The motion should be accompanied by a showing of what discovery and trial preparation have already been completed, what remains to be accomplished, and why the case could not have been completed within the original schedule.

Motions to shorten time are strongly disfavored and should only be used in extraordinary circumstances; the underlying motion must be noted in the regular course with a separate motion to shorten time.

Source text: Motions to shorten time are strongly disfavored, and should only be used in extraordinary circumstances. If a party wishes the Court to consider a motion on shortened time, the underlying motion must be noted in the regular course, and a separate motion to shorten time should be submitted.

Motions in limine should be raised as a single written submission noted for consideration on the trial date and timely prepared, filed, served, and answered in accordance with Local Civil Rule 7.

Source text: If the Parties are aware of any significant legal determinations that will need to be made at Trial (rather than leading up to the Pretrial Conference), they should raise those issues through Motions in Limine. This should take the form of a single written submission noted for consideration on the Trial Date and timely prepared, filed, served, and answered in accordance with the requirements of Local Civil Rule 7.

The use of form cover sheets to seal filings under General Rule 22 should only be used to seal filings that satisfy the standards in the cover sheet and General Rule 22, and the contents of the cover sheet should not be altered.

Source text: The use of form cover sheets to seal filings as authorized under General Rule 22 should be used only to seal filings that satisfy the particular standards set forth in the relevant cover sheet and General Rule 22, and the contents of the cover sheet should not be altered when filling out the form.

Motions to seal must comply with General Rule 15, Local General Rule 15, and controlling caselaw; agreement of the parties is not a sufficient basis for sealing.

Source text: Motions to seal must comply with General Rule 15, Local General Rule 15, and controlling caselaw. Agreement of the parties is not a sufficient basis for sealing of court records.

If you previously scheduled a hearing with or submitted documents to Department 45 before May 11, 2026, you must resubmit and/or confirm your hearing date to ensure timely addressing.

Source text: If you previously scheduled a hearing with or submitted documents to Department 45 before May 11, 2026, please resubmit and/or confirm your hearing date to ensure that your matter is timely addressed.

During the transition period, be aware that issuing decisions may take longer than usual.

Source text: During this transition period, please be aware that issuing decisions may take longer than usual.

Motions with oral argument are generally heard on Fridays.

Source text: Motions with oral argument are generally heard on Fridays.

For non-unlawful detainer trials, Judge Tinker manages the case up to trial, but the trial itself is likely to be brokered to another judge.

Source text: For non-unlawful detainer trials, Judge Tinker will manage the case up to trial, but the trial itself is likely to be brokered to another judge.

Recording or photography of any kind while the Court is on the record is strictly prohibited without permission of the Court.

Source text: Recording or photography of any kind while the Court is on the record is strictly prohibited without permission of the Court.

The Court will electronically deliver copies of signed orders to counsel/parties who have provided email addresses.

Source text: The Court will electronically deliver copies of signed orders to counsel/parties electronically if they have provided email addresses to the Court.

Dispositive motions are heard with oral argument on Friday mornings; typically 30 minutes allotted; additional time for complex cases.

Source text: Hearings with oral argument are generally heard on Friday mornings. Dispositive motions are heard with oral argument. The Court typically allots 30 minutes for dispositive motions hearings. Additional time may be provided on hearings involving multiple parties or complex motions.

Before noting a dispositive motion for oral argument, email the Court to request a date and time after coordinating with opposing counsel; include case number, caption, nature of motion, requested dates, and whether additional time is needed.

Source text: Before noting a dispositive motion for oral argument, please email the Court to request a date and time. Before emailing the Court, please coordinate available dates with opposing counsel. Plan to request hearing dates well in advance, as Court availability is limited. When emailing the Court for dispositive oral argument hearing dates, please copy all opposing counsel, and include: In the subject line, the case number and caption The nature of the motion The requested date(s) (include more than one potential date, if possible) Whether you are requesting additional hearing time and, if so, a brief explanation for the request.

If the Court determines oral argument is appropriate for a non-dispositive motion, the bailiff will contact the parties to set a mutually acceptable time.

Source text: If, after reviewing the briefing, the Court determines oral argument is appropriate, the bailiff will contact the parties and set a mutually acceptable time for oral argument.

Motions for Revision are considered without oral argument; moving party shall re-note without oral argument per LCR 7, providing index and copies of submissions; response requested.

Source text: This Court is considering all Motions for Revision without oral argument at this time. The moving party shall re-note their Motion for Revision without oral argument pursuant to LCR 7. This includes providing the index/list of submissions that were considered by the Commissioner as well as hard copies or eworking copies of those documents. A response is requested from the non-moving party. It should be filed, served and provided to the Court by the deadline in the local court rules.

For Motions for Revision, the judge will consider materials on the noted date; if oral argument is necessary, the bailiff will contact parties to schedule a hearing.

Source text: The judge will consider the motion and related materials on the date noted (or as soon as possible thereafter) and, if he determines oral argument is necessary, the bailiff will contact the parties to schedule a hearing.

Deposition designations and objections must be provided at least five days before trial.

Source text: Deposition designations and objections shall be provided to the Court at least five days prior to trial, along with other pretrial materials.

At the end of each trial day, parties must disclose the witnesses they intend to call the next day.

Source text: The Court requires all counsel and parties to be prepared at the end of each day to disclose all witnesses that party is intending to call the following day in trial.

Motions for dismissal under CR 12 are heard without oral argument as of September 1, 2025; no hearings will be scheduled.

Source text: PLEASE NOTE: As of 9/1/2025, pursuant to a rule change, motions for dismissal pursuant to CR 12 are now to be heard without oral argument. The court will no longer schedule hearings on these types of motions.

Motions for restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, and class certification hearings are granted oral argument.

Source text: Other types of motions that are granted oral argument are motions for restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, and class certification hearings.

Non-dispositive motions are considered without oral argument unless a party requests oral argument on the front page of the motion or opposition.

Source text: All non-dispositive motions will be considered by the Court without oral argument unless a party requests oral argument and the Court deems oral argument to be necessary. If you wish to request oral argument, please so indicate on the front page of your motion or opposition.

Dispositive motions are heard on Fridays and are allotted one hour for argument and ruling.

Source text: Dispositive motions are heard on Fridays.

Each dispositive motion is allotted one hour for argument and ruling.

Source text: Each motion is allotted 1 hour for argument and ruling.

Cross motions and additional separately briefed dispositive motions must be scheduled separately and cannot be included in a response.

Source text: Any cross motion or additional (separately briefed) dispositive motion must also be scheduled with the Court. You may not include those as part of your response to a motion.

If the moving party decides not to proceed, they must immediately notify the court to strike the hearing.

Source text: If the moving party elects for any reason not to proceed with the motion, that party shall notify the court to strike the hearing immediately, per KCLCR 7(b)(4)(H).

No deliveries directly to the courtroom unless arranged with the bailiff; all deliveries should go to the judges' mailroom.

Source text: Unless arrangements have been made directly with the bailiff, no deliveries are to be made directly to the courtroom. All deliveries should be made to the judges' mailroom.

Trial memoranda, proposed jury instructions, and other trial submissions are due five court days before trial.

Source text: All trial memoranda, proposed jury instructions, and other trial submissions are due no later than five court days prior to trial.

To set a hearing for oral argument, email the Court with case name, cause number, names/phones/emails of all counsel/parties, and nature of hearing.

Source text: To set a hearing for oral argument, you must email the Court to schedule a time on the Court’s calendar. Your email must include: Case name and cause number in the subject line Names, phone numbers, and email addresses of all counsel/parties Nature of hearing

If parties request a court reporter for a hearing/trial, notify the bailiff as soon as possible.

Source text: If the parties are requesting a court reporter for a hearing/trial, please notify the bailiff as soon as possible.