Western District of Washington Courtesy Copy Requirements

Courtesy copies required for pleadings over 50 pages or trial exhibits.

Source text: Courtesy copies are required for pleadings that in the aggregate (i.e., the brief plus any declarations or exhibits) are longer than 50 pages, trial exhibits, or upon Court request.

Two copies of trial exhibits required 7 days before trial.

Source text: The parties must deliver two copies of their respective trial exhibits to Courtroom Deputy Diyana Staples seven days before the trial date.

Electronic PDF copies of exhibits with OCR required 7 days before trial.

Source text: In addition, no later than seven days before the trial date, the parties should send an electronic copy of all exhibits in .PDF format with Optical Character Recognition (“OCR”) searchable text to Courtroom Deputy Diyana Staples at Diyana_Staples@wawd.uscourts.gov.

Courtesy copies required for pleadings over 50 pages aggregate, trial exhibits, or upon request; must be CM/ECF version with header and double-sided.

Source text: Courtesy copies are required for pleadings that in the aggregate (i.e., the brief plus any declarations or exhibits) are longer than 50 pages, trial exhibits, or upon Court request. If a party believes that courtesy copies may be helpful, such as for complex graphs or images best viewed in color, the party may submit a courtesy copy to chambers for the Court's ease of reference. The courtesy copy must be the version of the document with the header generated by CM/ECF, as this header includes important information (i.e., case number, document number, page number, date filed, etc.). Courtesy copies shall be printed double-sided.

Two copies of trial exhibits must be delivered to Courtroom Deputy seven days before trial; JEEP users require only one paper set per side.

Source text: The original and one copy of the trial exhibits are to be delivered to Natalie Wood, Courtroom Deputy, seven days before the trial date. If JEEP (Jury Evidence Electronic Presenter) is being used, only one set of paper exhibits from each side is required.

Additional exhibits marked during trial must be provided to opposing counsel and the Court.

Source text: If additional exhibits are marked in the course of trial (for example, for impeachment purposes), counsel must provide extra copies of the exhibits for opposing counsel and for the Court.

Trial exhibits must be delivered to chambers 5 days before trial.

Source text: One physical set and one electronic set of the trial exhibits are to be delivered to Judge Lin's chambers five (5) days before the trial date.

Additional trial exhibits require copies for opposing counsel and 2 for court

Source text: If additional exhibits are marked during trial (for example, for impeachment purposes), Counsel must provide copies of the exhibits for opposing Counsel and at least two (2) copies for the Court.

Courtesy copies required for pleadings over 50 pages or trial exhibits.

Source text: Courtesy copies are only required for pleadings that in the aggregate (i.e., the brief plus any declarations or exhibits) are longer than fifty (50) pages, trial exhibits (see Judge Lin's Civil Trial Procedures), or upon Court request.

Courtesy copies must have CM/ECF header, double-sided, 3-hole punched, tabbed, and bound.

Source text: The courtesy copy must be the version of the document with the header generated by CM/ECF, as this header includes important information (i.e., case number, document number, page number, date filed, etc.). Courtesy copies shall be printed double-sided. Courtesy copies should be three-hole punched, tabbed, and placed in a binder or otherwise bound.

No paper or CD courtesy copies of Administrative Record required for Judge Creatura's Social Security cases filed after 9/1/2019

Source text: Judge Creatura directs that in Social Security cases filed beginning September 1, 2019, no paper or CD courtesy copies of the Administrative Record shall be filed for Judge Creatura's chambers.

Counsel must file original plus 3 copies; pro se petitioners file only original.

Source text: An original and three copies of the petition shall be filed by counsel for the petitioner. A pro se petitioner need only file the original.

No courtesy copies of pleadings accepted; exceptions for trial materials and patent case hearings.

Source text: The Court DOES NOT ACCEPT courtesy copies of pleadings. Hard copies of trial exhibits, jury instructions, and other trial-related materials, or exhibits or demonstrations for claim construction and other hearings in patent cases, are an exception to this policy.

Hard copy of Joint Pretrial Statement must be delivered to chambers in a binder with labeled dividers.

Source text: In addition to filing the Joint Pretrial Statement on the docket, the parties shall deliver a hard copy to chambers in a binder that has an index with items a - l above on labeled dividers.

Glossary must be submitted to chambers 5 business days before trial.

Source text: The glossary shall be submitted to chambers no later than FIVE (5) business days in advance of the start of trial.

Multiple sets of exhibits and witness lists must be provided to courtroom deputy on first day of trial.

Source text: On the first day of trial, counsel for each party shall provide the courtroom deputy: (1) an original set of marked exhibits in a notebook for the use of witnesses during trial; (2) two duplicate sets of marked and bound exhibits for the Court’s use during trial; and (3) an original and three copies of each party’s respective witness and exhibits lists.

Courtesy copies of pleadings are not accepted, with exceptions for trial exhibits and patent case materials.

Source text: The Court DOES NOT ACCEPT courtesy copies of pleadings. Hard copies of trial exhibits, jury instructions, and other trial-related materials, or exhibits or demonstrations for claim construction and other hearings in patent cases, are an exception to this policy.

Joint Pretrial Statement requires hard copy delivery to chambers in a binder with labeled dividers.

Source text: In addition to filing the Joint Pretrial Statement on the docket, the parties shall deliver a hard copy to chambers in a binder that has an index with items a - l above on labeled dividers.

If objections to deposition testimony remain unresolved, the offering party must provide two copies of the designated transcript to the Court five business days before the Final Pretrial Conference.

Source text: Deposition Testimony: The intent to utilize deposition testimony should be included in the proposed Joint Pretrial Order after counsel have conferred and narrowed any objections. If differences remain, counsel for the offering party shall provide to the Court two (2) copies of the designated transcript FIVE (5) business days prior to the Final Pretrial Conference.

No courtesy copies accepted.

Source text: The Court DOES NOT ACCEPT courtesy copies of submissions.

Courtesy copies required for documents over 100 pages.

Source text: In general, Judge Robart does not require courtesy copies. However, parties should submit courtesy copies to the Clerk of Court of any documents that exceed 100 pages in length.

Courtesy copy required for documents over 50 pages filed via CM/ECF.

Source text: Under Local Rule 10(e)(8), a party that files a document that exceeds 50 pages in length via CM/ECF must file a paper copy marked 'Courtesy Copy of Electronic Filing for Chambers.'

Courtesy copies must be three-hole punched, tabbed, and bound with rubber bands/clips (no three-ring binders).

Source text: Local Rule 10(e)(9) prohibits the use of three-ring binders when submitting courtesy copies. Courtesy copies should be three-hole punched, tabbed, and bound by rubber bands or clips.

Paper courtesy copies required for motions over 50 pages.

Source text: When the aggregate submittal to the Court (i.e., the motion, any declarations and exhibits, the proposed order, and the certificate of service) exceeds 50 pages in length, a paper copy of the documents (with tabs or other organizing aids as necessary) shall be delivered to the Clerk’s Office by 10:30 a.m. the morning after filing.

Courtesy copies required for admin records and docs over 50 pages; deliver to Clerk by 12 PM next business day.

Source text: Courtesy copies are only required for filings of administrative records, and for all civil and criminal documents over 50 pages. • The paper copy of the documents (binders with tabs or other organizing aids as necessary) shall be delivered to the Clerk’s Office by 12:00 p.m. on the business day after filing. • The chambers copy must be clearly marked with the words “Courtesy Copy of Electronic Filing for Chambers.” • The parties are required to print all courtesy copies from CM/ECF using the “Include headers when displaying PDF documents” feature under “Document Options.” • This requirement does not apply to pleadings filed under seal.

Additional exhibits marked during trial require copies for opposing counsel, court, and witness.

Source text: If additional exhibits are marked in the course of trial (for example, for impeachment purposes), counsel must provide copies of the exhibits for opposing counsel, the court, and the witness.

Judge Creatura may request hard copy or CD of Administrative Record for specific cases

Source text: Judge Creatura reserves the right to request a hard copy or CD of the Administrative Record, as appropriate, for a particular case. In that event, counsel for the Administration will be notified by chambers.

No courtesy copies required.

Source text: No Courtesy Copies.

Courtesy copies not required unless court orders otherwise.

Source text: Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties need not submit courtesy copies of any filings.

Courtesy copies are not required for any filings.

Source text: Judge King does not require courtesy copies.

Courtesy copies are not required for any filings.

Source text: B. Courtesy Copies are Not Required

Courtesy copies are not required for any filings.

Source text: B. Courtesy Copies are Not Required

Judge King does not require courtesy copies for any filings.

Source text: Judge King does not require courtesy copies.

Courtesy copies welcomed but not required for pleadings over 50 pages or upon request.

Source text: Courtesy copies are welcomed but not required for pleadings that in the aggregate (i.e., the brief plus any declarations or exhibits) are longer than 50 pages or upon Court request. If a party believes that courtesy copies may be helpful, such as for complex graphs or images best viewed in color, the party may submit a courtesy copy to chambers for the Court's ease of reference. The courtesy copy must be the version of the document with the header generated by

Paper courtesy copies required for documents over 50 pages under Local Civil Rule 10(e)(9)

Source text: The Western District of Washington's local civil rules generally require delivery of a paper courtesy copy of documents exceeding 50 pages in length—such as the Administrative Record in Social Security cases—to the Clerk's Office for chambers. See Local Civil Rule 10(e)(9).

Administrative Record requires both paper courtesy copy and electronic CD copy under CM/ECF procedures

Source text: The District's CM/ECF filing procedures similarly require a paper, courtesy copy of the Administrative Record to be filed with the Clerk in accordance with Rule 10(e)(9), as well as an electronic copy of the Administrative Record for chambers on CD.

Courtesy copies are not required unless specifically ordered by the Court.

Source text: (9) Courtesy Copies. Courtesy copies are not required unless otherwise ordered by the Court. Parties should consult their assigned judge’s web page at www.wawd.uscourts.gov for standing orders and guidance regarding courtesy copies.

Courtesy copies not required for TRO motions unless court orders otherwise.

Source text: (6) Courtesy Copy: Courtesy copies are not required unless otherwise ordered by the Court. Parties should consult their assigned judge’s web page at www.wawd.uscourts.gov for standing orders and guidance regarding courtesy copies.

Chambers copy must be marked 'Courtesy Copy of Electronic Filing for Chambers.'

Source text: The chambers copy must be clearly marked with the words 'Courtesy Copy of Electronic Filing for Chambers.'