Court Rules
Judge

Judge Gary R. Brown

Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies

Rules last changed:
Eastern District of New York

Limits & Logistics

Document Limits

Memorandum Of Law
20 pgs
Pre Motion Letter
4 pgs

Courtesy Copies

Administrative Record

  • 1 copy • Mail

Exhibits, Exhibit List, Witness List, Pretrial Brief

  • At Least Two Weeks Before Trial

Motion

  • 1 copy • Mail • Upon Filing

Motion, Brief, Opposition, Reply

  • 1 copy • Mail • Upon Filing

Binding: Three Ring Binder

Adjournments

48Hoursnotice
  • Adjournment or extension requests must be filed on ECF at least 48 hours in advance, with meet-and-confer and joint proposed dates, unless emergency.
Proposed New Dates
Filters:AllMandatoryImportantFormattingTRO/InjunctionExhibitsSummary JudgmentJPTO56.1 StatementsEvidence/WitnessesMemoranda

Page & Word Limits2 rules

Page Limits

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Unless prior permission has been granted, memoranda of law in support of, and in opposition to, motions are limited to 20 pages, and reply memoranda are limited to 10 pages.

Summary: Support and opposition memoranda are capped at 20 pages unless prior permission is granted.

Memorandum Of Law

20 pages

GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 2
|SecII(b). Motions
Page Limits

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All letters must be between two and four pages in length.

Summary: Pre-motion letters must be 2 to 4 pages long.

Pre Motion Letter

4 pages

GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 3
|Secg. Pre-Motion Conference

Document Format Requirements4 rules

Formatting

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All papers filed electronically must be submitted in a text-searchable format.

Summary: Electronic filings must be text-searchable.

GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 2
|SecII(e). Motions
Formatting

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Requests to Charge regarding the elements of the claims, the damages sought and defenses. General instructions will be prepared by the Court. The parties shall submit the same to chambers in hard copy and on electronic media in Word format.

Summary: Requests to charge must be submitted to chambers both in hard copy and electronically in Word format.

Required Format

DOCX

GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 6
|Secb. Submissions Due Two Weeks Before Trial
Formatting

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All exhibits must be pre-marked, exchanged with the other parties, placed in binders with tabs identifying the exhibit, and delivered to the Court.

Summary: Trial exhibits must be pre-marked, exchanged, tabbed in binders, and delivered to the Court.

GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 6
|Secb. Submissions Due Two Weeks Before Trial
Formatting

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The parties must file proposed voir dire, requests to charge, motions in limine and proposed verdict sheets and provide a courtesy copy to chambers in hard copy and on electronic media in Word format at least one week before trial.

Summary: Criminal pretrial courtesy submissions must include an electronic-media copy in Word format.

Required Format

DOCX

GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 7
|SecIV. Criminal Pretrial Procedures

Document Filing Requirements19 rules

Filing Requirements

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Default Judgment/ Arbitration Confirmations Proposed Orders in forms annexed as Appendices A and B

Summary: Default judgment and arbitration confirmation submissions must include proposed orders in the forms attached as Appendices A and B.

Document Type

Default Judgment Arbitration Confirmation

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 1
|SecMotions (table), II(h)
Filing Requirements

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Parties must provide evidentiary citations, including specific transcript pages, in any submission before the Court. Any motion or application predicated on evidence adduced at a hearing or trial, including testimony, factual summaries or rulings, must contain a copy of the transcript with specific citations to the pertinent sections at issue thereto.

Summary: Submissions must include specific evidentiary citations, and evidence-based motions/applications must attach transcript excerpts with pinpoint citations.

Document Type

Submission Before Court

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 2
|SecII(d). Motions
Filing Requirements

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Prior to making any non-dispositive motion, counsel are required to meet and confer consistent with Local Civil Rule 37.3(a) in a good faith effort to resolve and/or reduce any matters to be raised on such motion. Upon failure to certify compliance with this requirement as described in Federal Rule of Civil Procedure (“FRCP”) 37(a)(1), the assigned Magistrate Judge is

Summary: Before non-dispositive motions, counsel must meet and confer and certify FRCP 37(a)(1) compliance.

Document Type

Non Dispositive Motion

Content & Formatting
Certificate Of Conference
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 2
|SecII(f)(1). Non-Dispositive Motions
Filing Requirements

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To the extent the party opposing summary judgment presents additional paragraphs as set out in Local Rule 56.1(b), the moving party shall file a response to these additional paragraphs containing evidentiary citations within seven (7) days.

Summary: If the non-movant includes additional Rule 56.1(b) paragraphs, the movant must respond with evidentiary citations within seven days.

Document Type

Summary Judgment 56 1 Additional Paragraph Response

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 4
|Sec3. Summary Judgment
Filing Requirements

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The party opposing summary judgment shall file a premotion letter response and Local Civil Rule 56.1 Response containing evidentiary citations. The 56.1 Response shall reproduce the 56.1 Statement and provide the party’s response thereto underneath, for example:

Summary: A summary judgment opponent must file a pre-motion response and Rule 56.1 response with evidentiary citations, formatted by reproducing each 56.1 statement paragraph followed by the response.

Document Type

Summary Judgment 56 1 Response

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 4
|Sec3. Summary Judgment
Filing Requirements

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Petitions to Confirm Arbitration Awards: A party moving to confirm an unopposed petition to confirm an arbitration award must complete and submit a proposed order in the form attached as Appendix B, containing evidentiary citations, with affidavits and other documentary evidence.

Summary: An unopposed petition to confirm an arbitration award must include a proposed Appendix B order with evidentiary citations and supporting affidavits/documentary evidence.

Document Type

Petition To Confirm Arbitration Award

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 5
|Sech. Default Judgments/Unopposed Petitions to Confirm Arbitration Awards
Filing Requirements

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Default Judgments: A party moving for default judgment must complete and submit a proposed default judgment in the form attached as Appendix A, containing evidentiary citations, with affidavits and other documentary evidence in the record.

Summary: A default judgment motion must include a proposed default judgment in Appendix A form with evidentiary citations and supporting affidavits/documentary evidence.

Document Type

Default Judgment

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 5
|Sech. Default Judgments/Unopposed Petitions to Confirm Arbitration Awards
Filing Requirements

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The parties are directed to cooperate with each other in the preparation of the Joint Pretrial Order, which shall include the following topics addressed and labeled as follows:

Summary: The Joint Pretrial Order must include specifically labeled required topics.

Document Type

Joint Pretrial Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 5
|SecIII. Civil Pretrial Procedure
Filing Requirements

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The exhibits to be offered in evidence including, where possible, anticipated impeachment and rebuttal exhibits, and objections thereto. Questions of authenticity, best evidence, chain of custody, and related grounds should be resolved between the parties before trial. Only the exhibits listed will be received in evidence except for good cause shown.

Summary: The Joint Pretrial Order must list exhibits (including anticipated impeachment/rebuttal exhibits) and objections, and only listed exhibits are admitted absent good cause.

Document Type

Joint Pretrial Order

Content & Formatting
Exhibit List
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 6
|SecIII. Civil Pretrial Procedure
Filing Requirements

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All fact and expert witnesses whose testimony is to be offered in its case in chief, indicating whether such witnesses will testify in person or by deposition. Only listed witnesses will be permitted to testify, except for good cause shown;

Summary: The Joint Pretrial Order must list fact and expert witnesses and whether testimony is live or by deposition, and unlisted witnesses are excluded absent good cause.

Document Type

Joint Pretrial Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 6
|SecIII. Civil Pretrial Procedure
Filing Requirements

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A complete set of documentary exhibits; a list of all exhibits that explains what each exhibit is in one sentence; and a copy of the list of witnesses.

Summary: Bench-trial submissions must include documentary exhibits, a one-sentence exhibit list, and a witness list.

Document Type

Bench Trial Submission

Content & Formatting
Exhibit List
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 6
|Secc. Bench Trial Requirements
Filing Requirements

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Provide pro se litigants with a copy of this Court’s individual rules, and file a certificate of service as early as practicable in the litigation.

Summary: In pro se matters, counsel must file a certificate of service after providing the Court’s individual rules to the pro se litigant.

Document Type

Filing In Case With Pro Se Litigant

Content & Formatting
Certificate Of Service
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 8
|SecVI. Pro Se Litigants
Filing Requirements

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In all cases in which the plaintiff is represented by counsel, along with its motion for judgment on the pleadings, as required by AO(ii)(A), the plaintiff shall provide a “Statement of Contentions.”

Summary: Represented plaintiffs in Social Security appeals must file a Statement of Contentions with the motion for judgment on the pleadings.

Document Type

Motion For Judgment On The Pleadings

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 8
|SecVII. Social Security Appeals
Filing Requirements

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This statement, conceptually similar to that required for summary judgment motions by Local Rule 56.1, shall set forth a separate, short, and concise statement, in numbered paragraphs, the contentions of the plaintiff as to the alleged legal errors in the Secretary’s determination and/or the specific findings of the decision of the Administrative Law Judge (“ALJ”) that, plaintiff contends, is not supported by substantial evidence.

Summary: The Statement of Contentions must be a separate, concise, numbered statement identifying alleged legal errors or unsupported ALJ findings.

Document Type

Statement Of Contentions

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 8
|SecVII. Social Security Appeals
Filing Requirements

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Each contention by the movant and opponent made pursuant to this rule must be followed by pinpoint citations to the administrative record, identifying evidence supporting and/or rebutting each said contention.

Summary: Every contention in the parties' statements must include pinpoint citations to the administrative record supporting or rebutting that contention.

Document Type

Statement Of Contentions

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing Requirements

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The responsive papers filed by the defendant, as required by AO(ii)(B), shall include an “Opposing Statement of Contentions,” containing correspondingly numbered paragraph responding to each numbered paragraph in the statement of the moving party.

Summary: Defendant responsive papers must include an Opposing Statement of Contentions that responds paragraph-by-paragraph to the movant's statement.

Document Type

Responsive Papers

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing Requirements

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Memoranda of 10 pages or more shall contain a table of contents.

Summary: Memoranda at least 10 pages long must include a table of contents.

Document Type

Memorandum Of Law

Content & Formatting
Table Of Contents
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 2
|SecII(b). Motions
Filing Requirements

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All exhibits cited must be filed electronically on the docket. Hard copies of the exhibits do not need to be filed unless directed by the court.

Summary: Summary judgment exhibits must be filed electronically, and hard copies are not required unless the court directs otherwise.

Document Type

Summary Judgment Exhibits

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 4
|Sec3. Summary Judgment
Filing Requirements

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A statement as to whether or not all parties have consented to trial of the case by a magistrate judge. The statement shall not identify which parties have or have not consented.

Summary: The Joint Pretrial Order must state whether all parties consent to magistrate-judge trial without naming which parties did or did not consent.

Document Type

Joint Pretrial Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
GRB-MLR · Apr 2025 · p. 6
|SecIII. Civil Pretrial Procedure

Filing & Service rules

Courtesy Copy Requirements

Initial movant must mail one tabbed, labeled three-ring-binder courtesy copy of all motion papers with ECF header details after e-filing.

After electronic filing, the initial movant shall mail to the Court one hard copy of all motion papers filed marked as “Courtesy Copy.” Courtesy copies must bear the ECF legend at the top of each page, indicating the case number, docket entry, file date, and page number. All courtesy copies must be submitted in three-ring binders and clearly labeled and tabbed.

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Page 2 | II(c). Motions

For bench trials, each party must file and provide courtesy copies to the Court at least two weeks before trial.

Bench Trial Requirements. At least two weeks before trial, each party shall electronically file and submit to the Court a courtesy copy of the following.

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Page 6 | c. Bench Trial Requirements

Criminal pretrial submissions require a chambers courtesy copy delivered at least one week before trial.

The parties must file proposed voir dire, requests to charge, motions in limine and proposed verdict sheets and provide a courtesy copy to chambers in hard copy and on electronic media in Word format at least one week before trial.

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Page 7 | IV. Criminal Pretrial Procedures

After e-filing, the movant must mail one hard-copy courtesy copy of all motion papers to the Court.

After electronic filing, the movant(s) shall mail to the Court one hard copy of all motion papers marked as “Courtesy Copy” as per the undersigned’s individual rules.

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Page 9 | 4.

Defendant must mail one hard copy of the administrative record to the Court.

Defendant shall mail to the Court one hard copy of the Administrative Record.

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Page 9 | 4.

Sealing & Redaction Procedures

PSR objections must be filed under seal two weeks before sentencing.

PSR Objections Filed under seal two weeks before Sentencing

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Page 1 | Criminal Trials (table), IV(b)

Objections to presentence reports must be filed under seal on ECF.

Objections to presentence reports should be filed under seal on ECF and served upon opposing counsel and the probation department at least two weeks before sentencing.

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Page 7 | IV. Criminal Pretrial Procedures

Filing Bundling Requirements

Motion papers must be bundled and filed after full briefing by the initial movant, except where delay risks loss of a legal right.

Bundling Rule: No motion papers may be filed until the motion has been fully briefed, unless doing so could result in a loss of a legal right. The initial movant shall file all motion papers.

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Page 2 | II(a). Motions

Motions in limine must be fully briefed before filing.

Motions in Limine must be fully briefed and filed.

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Page 6 | b. Submissions Due Two Weeks Before Trial

Counsel must comply with the Court’s bundling rule in pro se cases regardless of which side files the motion.

Be responsible for compliance with this Court’s bundling rule, irrespective of which party initiates the motion.

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Page 8 | VI. Pro Se Litigants

The movant must file all motion papers, statements of contentions, and the administrative record together as a complete set.

On that day, the movant(s) shall electronically file the entire set of motion papers, statement of contentions, and the administrative record with the Court.

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Page 9 | 4.

Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

Pre-motion conferences are required for motions, subject to exceptions, and are scheduled by letter request.

Yes (with exceptions); scheduled via Letter Request

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Page 1 | Motions (table), II(g)

A pre-motion letter requesting a pre-motion conference is required before filing any motion returnable before Judge Brown.

Before filing any motion returnable before Judge Brown, the movant is required to file a letter briefly outlining the motion and requesting a pre-motion conference.

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Page 3 | g. Pre-Motion Conference

A summary judgment movant must submit a Rule 56.1 statement with evidentiary citations together with the pre-motion letter.

Along with the pre-motion letter described above, a party moving for summary judgment must also include a Local Civil Rule 56.1 Statement containing evidentiary citations.

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Page 4 | 3. Summary Judgment

Before seeking a pretrial conference or filing non-dispositive pre-trial motions, parties must meet and confer to try to narrow disputes.

Consistent with Rule 37.3 of the Local Rules, prior to seeking a pretrial conference or filing any non-dispositive pre-trial motions, the parties are to meet and confer in an effort to reach agreement with respect to these submissions or narrow the scope of the request.

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Page 7 | d. Meet and Confer

In appropriate cases, pre-motion submissions and conference argument may be treated as the motion itself, and unraised arguments are deemed waived.

Counsel should note that, in appropriate cases, the pre-motion letter, 56.1 statements (where appropriate), along with counsel’s argument at the pre-motion conference, may be construed, at the discretion of the Court, as the motion itself. Arguments not raised in the pre- motion letters or during the pre-motion conference shall be deemed waived.

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Page 3 | g. Pre-Motion Conference

Adjournment & Extension Requirements

Adjournment or extension requests must be filed on ECF at least 48 hours in advance, with meet-and-confer and joint proposed dates, unless emergency.

All requests for adjournments or extensions of time must be made in writing on ECF 48 hours in advance, absent an emergency. The parties must meet and confer before submitting such requests, and such requests must include joint proposed dates.

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Page 2 | I. Court Appearances

Extensions are not permitted for this pretrial submission requirement.

No extensions will be granted.

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Page 6 | b. Submissions Due Two Weeks Before Trial

About United States District Judge Gary R. Brown

**District Judge Gary R. Brown** was appointed to the Eastern District of New York by President Donald J. Trump in 2019. Born in 1963 in Brooklyn, New York, Judge Brown previously served as a U.S. Magistrate Judge in the Eastern District of New York from 2011 to 2019. Prior to the bench, he served as Assistant U.S. Attorney in both the Civil and Criminal Divisions of the Eastern District of New York from 1989 to 2005, including deputy and chief positions. He then worked as senior counsel and litigation executive at CA Technologies (2005–2011). He has also served as an adjunct professor at New York Law School and St. John's University School of Law. He began his legal career as a law clerk to the Hon. Jacob Mishler (1988–1989). **Education** - Yale Law School, J.D., 1988 - Columbia College, A.B., 1985 **Career** - U.S. District Judge, Eastern District of New York, 2019–present - U.S. Magistrate Judge, Eastern District of New York, 2011–2019 - Senior Counsel / Litigation Executive, CA Technologies, 2005–2011 - Assistant U.S. Attorney (Civil and Criminal Divisions), EDNY, 1989–2005 - Law clerk, Hon. Jacob Mishler, EDNY, 1988–1989

**Courthouse:** 225 Cadman Plaza East, Brooklyn, NY 11201 / 100 Federal Plaza, Central Islip, NY 11722 **Phone:** (see Individual Practices and Rules for contact details) **Chambers Staff** - Contact details available in Judge's Individual Practices and Rules

Common questions about Judge Gary R. Brown's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Gary R. Brown?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions, briefs, oppositions, and replys. Details: 1 copy, delivery upon filing, by mail. Initial movant must mail one tabbed, labeled three-ring-binder courtesy copy of all motion papers with ECF header details after e-filing.

View ruleSource: page 2, section II(c). Motions

Does Judge Gary R. Brown require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Yes. A pre-motion letter is required for covered motions. Pre-motion conferences are required for motions, subject to exceptions, and are scheduled by letter request.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Motions (table), II(g)

What page or word limits apply to memorandum of law before Judge Gary R. Brown?

Judge Gary R. Brown's rule states these limits: 20 pages. Support and opposition memoranda are capped at 20 pages unless prior permission is granted.

View ruleSource: page 2, section II(b). Motions

What page or word limits apply to pre motion letter before Judge Gary R. Brown?

Judge Gary R. Brown's rule states these limits: 4 pages. Pre-motion letters must be 2 to 4 pages long.

View ruleSource: page 3, section g. Pre-Motion Conference

What formatting rules apply to filings before Judge Gary R. Brown?

Judge Gary R. Brown's formatting rule includes all electronically filed papers must be text-searchable.. Electronic filings must be text-searchable.

View ruleSource: page 2, section II(e). Motions

What must be included with submission before court filings before Judge Gary R. Brown?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. Submissions must include specific evidentiary citations, and evidence-based motions/applications must attach transcript excerpts with pinpoint citations.

View ruleSource: page 2, section II(d). Motions

What must be included with non dispositive motion filings before Judge Gary R. Brown?

The rule requires certificate of conference. Before non-dispositive motions, counsel must meet and confer and certify FRCP 37(a)(1) compliance.

View ruleSource: page 2, section II(f)(1). Non-Dispositive Motions

How does Judge Gary R. Brown handle sealed or redacted filings?

Judge Gary R. Brown's rules set procedures for sealed or redacted filings. PSR objections must be filed under seal two weeks before sentencing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Criminal Trials (table), IV(b)

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Gary R. Brown?

Requests should be made at least 48 hours in advance when this rule applies before Judge Gary R. Brown. The request must include proposed new dates. Adjournment or extension requests must be filed on ECF at least 48 hours in advance, with meet-and-confer and joint proposed dates, unless emergency.

View ruleSource: page 2, section I. Court Appearances

Does Judge Gary R. Brown require motion papers to be bundled?

Yes. Judge Gary R. Brown requires bundling for covered papers. Motion papers must be bundled and filed after full briefing by the initial movant, except where delay risks loss of a legal right.

View ruleSource: page 2, section II(a). Motions
Complete rules summary for Judge Gary R. Brown

Electronic filings must be text-searchable.

Adjournment or extension requests must be filed on ECF at least 48 hours in advance, with meet-and-confer and joint proposed dates, unless emergency.

Motion papers must be bundled and filed after full briefing by the initial movant, except where delay risks loss of a legal right.

Support and opposition memoranda are capped at 20 pages unless prior permission is granted.

Memoranda at least 10 pages long must include a table of contents.

Initial movant must mail one tabbed, labeled three-ring-binder courtesy copy of all motion papers with ECF header details after e-filing.

Submissions must include specific evidentiary citations, and evidence-based motions/applications must attach transcript excerpts with pinpoint citations.

Before non-dispositive motions, counsel must meet and confer and certify FRCP 37(a)(1) compliance.

Pre-motion conferences are required for motions, subject to exceptions, and are scheduled by letter request.

Default judgment and arbitration confirmation submissions must include proposed orders in the forms attached as Appendices A and B.

PSR objections must be filed under seal two weeks before sentencing.

A pre-motion letter requesting a pre-motion conference is required before filing any motion returnable before Judge Brown.

Pre-motion letters must be 2 to 4 pages long.

In appropriate cases, pre-motion submissions and conference argument may be treated as the motion itself, and unraised arguments are deemed waived.

A summary judgment movant must submit a Rule 56.1 statement with evidentiary citations together with the pre-motion letter.

Summary judgment exhibits must be filed electronically, and hard copies are not required unless the court directs otherwise.

A summary judgment opponent must file a pre-motion response and Rule 56.1 response with evidentiary citations, formatted by reproducing each 56.1 statement paragraph followed by the response.

If the non-movant includes additional Rule 56.1(b) paragraphs, the movant must respond with evidentiary citations within seven days.

A default judgment motion must include a proposed default judgment in Appendix A form with evidentiary citations and supporting affidavits/documentary evidence.

An unopposed petition to confirm an arbitration award must include a proposed Appendix B order with evidentiary citations and supporting affidavits/documentary evidence.

The Joint Pretrial Order must include specifically labeled required topics.

The Joint Pretrial Order must list fact and expert witnesses and whether testimony is live or by deposition, and unlisted witnesses are excluded absent good cause.

The Joint Pretrial Order must list exhibits (including anticipated impeachment/rebuttal exhibits) and objections, and only listed exhibits are admitted absent good cause.

The Joint Pretrial Order must state whether all parties consent to magistrate-judge trial without naming which parties did or did not consent.

Requests to charge must be submitted to chambers both in hard copy and electronically in Word format.

Motions in limine must be fully briefed before filing.

Extensions are not permitted for this pretrial submission requirement.

Trial exhibits must be pre-marked, exchanged, tabbed in binders, and delivered to the Court.

For bench trials, each party must file and provide courtesy copies to the Court at least two weeks before trial.

Bench-trial submissions must include documentary exhibits, a one-sentence exhibit list, and a witness list.

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