Rock County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
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The court may schedule a hearing for oral argument and decision; otherwise, the moving party is responsible for scheduling it unless the Pre-Trial Order supplies a date.
The court may schedule a hearing for oral argument and decision, and the scheduling of this hearing shall be the responsibility of the moving party unless the court has provided a hearing date in the Pre-Trial Order.
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The court's Pre-Trial Order may address motions going to the merits and provide their filing date.
All motions going to the merits may be addressed in the Court's Pre-Trial Order that will provide a date for the filing thereof.
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The court's Pre-Trial Order may set the summary judgment briefing schedule, which the court may amend at its discretion.
The Summary Judgment briefing schedule may be addressed in the court's Pre-Trial Order and may be amended at the discretion of the court.
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The court may decide a merits or summary judgment motion without oral argument by written decision, as established by Pre-Trial Order.
The Court may decide the motion going to the merits or summary judgment motion without the necessity of oral argument by preparing a written decision, and shall establish this by Pre-Trial Order.
Does Rock County Circuit Court, Wisconsin require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
The court may schedule a hearing for oral argument and decision; otherwise, the moving party is responsible for scheduling it unless the Pre-Trial Order supplies a date.
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