Eau Claire County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Courtesy Copy Requirements
1 rule from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
Parties must provide the assigned judge with marked courtesy copies of briefs and affidavits on substantive motions only upon direct request, simultaneously with e-filing and service, and by mail or fax as directed.
212.01 Only upon direct request shall parties provide the assigned judge with courtesy copies of briefs and affidavits on substantive motions simultaneously with eFiling and service on parties. Such copies shall be marked “Courtesy Copy” and mailed or faxed as directed.
Are courtesy copies required in Eau Claire County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for briefs and affidavits. Details: delivery simultaneously with efiling and service. Parties must provide the assigned judge with marked courtesy copies of briefs and affidavits on substantive motions only upon direct request, simultaneously with e-filing and service, and by mail or fax as directed.
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