Court Rules
Judge

Judge Amy M. Williams

Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies

Sixth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Pasco and Pinellas Counties

Limits & Logistics

Courtesy Copies

Jury Instructions, Verdict Forms

  • Email

Courtesy copies

Court-wide
  • Email

Adjournments

  • Continuance motions are disfavored, successive continuances are highly disfavored, and a continuance requires good cause; lack of due diligence is not a ground for relief.
  • A continuance motion must specifically state the basis and when it became known, whether it is opposed, the actions and dates needed for readiness, the proposed ready date, and whether all parties agree to that date.
  • Unless good cause is shown, the party requesting a continuance must sign the continuance motion.

Request must include

Reason For RequestAdversary PositionProposed New DatesProposed Rescheduled Date

Communication

Email

Chambers

sfadhel@jud6.org
SchedulingEmergencies
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Document Format Requirements4 rules

Formatting

Checked against the court's document on Oct 1, 2026Mandatory

Orders must be submitted through JAWS in PDF format.

Submit orders via JAWS in PDF format.

Required Format

PDF

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Formatting

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below.Mandatory?

The physical courthouse address must not be listed on the Notice of Hearing.

Summary: The physical courthouse address must not appear on a telephonic Notice of Hearing.

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Formatting

We could not find this wording in the court's document. Open the source before relying on it.Important?

Exhibit Preparation: Exhibits should be clearly marked, divided, and e-filed.

Machine summary and details

Summary: Exhibits should be clearly marked, divided, and filed electronically.

Formatting

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Be sure to include a separate cover letter.

Summary: A separate cover letter must accompany the proposed trial order submitted for review and signature.

Required Format

PDF

Document Filing Requirements8 rules

Filing Requirements

Checked against the court's document on Oct 1, 2026Mandatory

The movant must upload a proposed order to the judge in JAWS with a cover letter stating that the motion is ripe for decision at least 15 days after the original notice, establishing compliance with the Administrative Order, and identifying the e-filing dates of the motion and any responsive filings.

the movant shall upload a proposed order to the Judge in JAWS including a cover letter detailing that the motion is ripe for a decision (at least 15 days after the original notice has been sent), stating the movant’s compliance with this Administrative Order, and including the date the motion, any responsive filings filed by the opposing party was e-filed.

Document Type

Motion

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
Filing Requirements

Checked against the court's document on Oct 1, 2026Mandatory

Every Notice of Hearing must contain the ADA notification required by Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.540.

All notices of hearing must contain the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) notification required by Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.540.

Document Type

Notice Of Hearing

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing Requirements

Checked against the court's document on Oct 1, 2026Mandatory

A party seeking an emergency hearing must file a detailed motion, email a copy to the Judicial Assistant, and copy all parties on the email to the court.

If a party believes there is a factual basis for setting an emergency hearing, a detailed motion must be filed with the Clerk of Courts, email the Judicial Assistant with a copy and copy all parties on the email to the court.

Document Type

Motion

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
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Filing Requirements

Checked against the court's document on Oct 1, 2026Mandatory

After all parties agree, the proposed trial order must be uploaded to JAWS in PDF format for review and signature.

After all parties agree, upload the proposed trial order to JAWS in PDF format for Judge Williams’ review and signature.

Document Type

Proposed Order

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
Filing Requirements

Checked against the court's document on Oct 1, 2026Important

A telephonic Notice of Hearing must be titled exactly “Telephonic Notice of Hearing.”

Title the notice as “Telephonic Notice of Hearing” so all parties understand not to appear in-person.

Document Type

Notice Of Hearing

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
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Filing Requirements

Checked against the court's document on Oct 1, 2026Important

The movant should include a proposed order on the motion based on written submissions.

Movant should also include a proposed Order on Motion Based on Written Submissions.

Document Type

Motion

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
Filing Requirements

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below.Mandatory?

Please include the below conference call number on your Notice of Hearing:

Summary: The Notice of Hearing must include Judge Williams’s conference call number.

Document Type

Notice Of Hearing

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
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Filing Requirements

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below.Mandatory?

The moving party is responsible for including the Zoom Meeting ID and Passcode in the Notice of Hearing.

Summary: For an approved Zoom hearing, the moving party must include the Zoom Meeting ID and passcode in the Notice of Hearing.

Document Type

Notice Of Hearing

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.

Filing & Service rules

Electronic Filing Rules

A Notice of Hearing must not be electronically filed or emailed to the Judicial Assistant until the request has been approved in JAWS.

Do not e-file a Notice of Hearing or email the Judicial Assistant a copy until your request has been approved in JAWS.

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Page 5 | Emergency/Expedited Motions

An agreed Case Management Order must be submitted through JAWS for judicial review.

If an agreed Case Management Order is reached, submit it via JAWS for judicial review.

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Page 6 | C. Case Management and Resolution

Plaintiff's counsel is responsible for uploading the proposed trial order to JAWS.

It is Plaintiff’s counsel who is responsible for uploading the proposed Trial order to JAWS.

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Page 8 | Submitting an Order Setting Jury Trial and Pretrial Conference

Only necessary documents for an upcoming hearing should be electronically filed, and those documents must not be uploaded to JAWS or emailed.

Please e-file only the necessary hearing documents for an upcoming hearing (DO NOT upload to JAWS or send via email).

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Page 9 | G. Courtesy Copies of Case Law and documents for upcoming hearings

Case law may be filed electronically through the Clerk’s e-portal under a notice of filing.

Case law may be e-filed via the Clerk’s e-portal under a notice of filing.

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Page 9 | G. Courtesy Copies of Case Law and documents for upcoming hearings

Orders must be submitted electronically through JAWS.

Submit orders via JAWS in PDF format.

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below.

Page 8 | F. Submission of Orders and Judgments

All pleadings other than necessary upcoming-hearing documents should be electronically filed.

All other pleadings should be e-filed.

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Page 9 | G. Courtesy Copies of Case Law and documents for upcoming hearings

Filing Timing and Cure Windows

The opposing party or counsel has 15 days after service of both the motion and notice to file an opposition argument and legal memorandum with citations.

The opposing party/counsel shall have 15 days after being served both the motion and the notice to file their argument and legal memorandum with citations of authority in opposition to the relief requested.

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Page 4 | Procedure for submitting proposed orders under AO 2020-012:

The opposing party may request a hearing within the 15-day period after the notice is filed.

The opposing party may also request to have the matter heard before the Court if the opposing party seeks a hearing on the matter within the 15 day period after the notice is filed.

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Page 4 | Procedure for submitting proposed orders under AO 2020-012:

To cancel a hearing, immediately notify the judicial assistant, immediately file and serve a notice of cancellation on opposing counsel and any self-represented litigant, and cancel the hearing in JAWS.

You must cancel hearings by notifying the judicial assistant immediately. You must also immediately file and serve a notice of cancellation on opposing counsel and any self-represented litigant and cancel the hearing in JAWS.

Checked against the court's document on Oct 1, 2026

Page 10 | I. Other Motion Practice — Cancelling Hearings

Hearing documents should be filed as soon as possible, allowing the Clerk of Court at least three to four days for processing.

Please file your hearing documents as soon as possible and allow the Clerk of Court at least 3-4 days for processing

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Page 9 | G. Courtesy Copies of Case Law and documents for upcoming hearings

Service and Proof of Service Rules

Attorneys and self-represented litigants must make and receive service by email, generally through the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal, unless excused.

All attorneys and self-represented litigants must make and receive service by e-mail, which is generally through the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal, unless excused. Fla. R. Gen. Prac. & Jud. Admin. 2.516.

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Page 2 | A. Communications with the Judicial Office

When seeking a ruling on written submissions in a civil action, the movant must file the original motion and contemporaneously serve the opposing party or counsel with the motion and any additional argument.

If a party in a civil action seeks a ruling on a motion based on only written submissions, the movant must file the original motion with the Clerk of the Circuit Court and contemporaneously serve opposing party/counsel with the motion and any additional legal argument the movant wants the Court to consider.

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Page 4 | Procedure for submitting proposed orders under AO 2020-012:

Email a copy of the pre-trial order to the judicial assistant at least three days before the pretrial conference.

Pre-Trial Requirements: Email a copy of the Pre-Trial Order to the Judicial Assistant at least 3 days prior to the Pretrial Conference

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Page 7 | E. Trial Practice

A pro se litigant may email the proposed order to the judicial assistant and copy opposing counsel.

Pro se litigants may email the judicial assistant their proposed order and copy opposing counsel on that email.

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Page 8 | F. Submission of Orders and Judgments

Courtesy Copy Requirements

On trial day, counsel must bring jury instructions and verdict forms and email courtesy copies to the judicial assistant.

On Trial Day: Bring jury instructions and verdict forms. Email courtesy copies to the Judicial Assistant.

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Page 7 | E. Trial Practice

Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

Withdrawal of counsel requires a motion and hearing unless the request is accompanied by a stipulation signed by the client and all counsel.

Withdrawal requires a motion and hearing, unless accompanied by a stipulation signed by the client and all counsel.

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below.

Page 9 | I. Other Motion Practice — Withdrawal or Substitution of Counsel

Adjournment & Extension Requirements

A continuance motion must specifically state the basis and when it became known, whether it is opposed, the actions and dates needed for readiness, the proposed ready date, and whether all parties agree to that date.

Motions for continuance must state with specificity: (1) the basis of the need for the continuance, including when the basis became known to the movant; (2) whether the motion is opposed; (3) the action and specific dates for the action that will enable the movant to be ready, including, but not limited to, confirming the specific date any required participants are available; and (4) the proposed date by which the case will be ready to proceed and whether that date is agreed by all parties.

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Page 10 | I. Other Motion Practice — Continuance Procedure

Continuance motions are disfavored, successive continuances are highly disfavored, and a continuance requires good cause; lack of due diligence is not a ground for relief.

Motions for continuance are disfavored and will be granted only upon good cause shown. Successive continuances are highly disfavored. Lack of due diligence is not grounds for granting a continuance.

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Page 10 | I. Other Motion Practice — Continuance Procedure

Unless good cause is shown, the party requesting a continuance must sign the continuance motion.

Except for good cause shown, the motion must be signed by the party requesting the continuance, as required by Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.545(e).

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Page 10 | I. Other Motion Practice — Continuance Procedure

Chambers Communication Rules

All parties must be copied on emails to the judicial office unless an ex parte communication is authorized by law.

All parties must be copied on any e-mail directed to the judicial office, unless an ex parte communication is authorized by law.

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Page 1 | A. Communications with the Judicial Office

The judicial assistant may be emailed to combine adjacent time slots for 30-, 45-, or 60-minute hearings.

• For 30-, 45-, or 60-minute hearings, you may combine available adjacent time slots by emailing the JA to create the time slot desired.

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Page 3 | Scheduling Hearings using JAWS:

If the templates cannot be copied, email the judicial assistant at sfadhel@jud6.org to obtain them in Word format.

If unable to copy them then below you may email the JA at sfadhel@jud6.org for the templates in Word format.

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Page 3 | Non-jury trials

For hearings longer than one hour, email the judicial assistant for special set times, copy all parties, and attach the already e-filed motion and response, if any.

• For hearings over 1 hour you may email the judicial assistant directly for special set times. Be sure to copy all parties on the email and attach the already e-filed motion and response, if any, to the email.

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Page 3 | Scheduling Hearings using JAWS:

If no pretrial conference time was provided during the case management conference, request one from the judicial assistant.

If a Pretrial Conference time was not provided during a Case Management Conference (CMC), please request one from the Judicial Assistant.

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Page 8 | Submitting an Order Setting Jury Trial and Pretrial Conference

To obtain a Word-version template of one of the listed forms, email Judicial Assistant Stephanie Fadhel at Sfadhel@jud6.org.

Please email the Judicial Assistant, Stephanie Fadhel at Sfadhel@jud6.org to obtain a word version template of any of the below forms:

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Page 10 | K. Forms

All communications to the judicial office must be sent by email to the judicial assistant, with the case number and case name in the subject line.

All communications to the judicial office must be submitted by e-mail to Sfadhel@jud6.org. The subject line of any e-mail to the judicial office must contain the case number and case name.

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Page 1 | A. Communications with the Judicial Office

The judicial office email address is limited to scheduling and administrative matters; merits arguments must be submitted through properly filed court documents.

Any case-related arguments, explanations, or supporting details submitted by email are not reviewed by the Judge. Only properly filed motions, responses, or pleadings submitted through the Clerk’s office in compliance with court rules will be considered. ... My email is intended strictly for scheduling and administrative matters, not for the submission of arguments or case-related correspondence.

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Page 2 | A. Communications with the Judicial Office

The email notifying the court of an emergency motion must state whether opposing counsel objects.

In your email you must state whether opposing counsel has an objection.

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Page 9 | H. Emergency Motions, Expedited requests and Other Urgent Matters

After electronically filing a motion for rehearing or reconsideration, email it to the judge and do not schedule a hearing unless instructed.

After the Motion has been e-filed, submit the motion via email to the Judge’s attention. Do not schedule a hearing unless instructed to do so.

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Page 9 | I. Other Motion Practice — Motions for Rehearing/Reconsideration

The proposed Uniform PTC order must be emailed to the judicial assistant at least three days before the pre-trial conference.

Submit the proposed Uniform PTC order to Sfadhel@jud6.org at least 3 days prior to the pre-trial conference.

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Page 9 | B. Scheduling Procedures

Court-wide rules

Applies court-wide

These 169 rules apply across Sixth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Pasco and Pinellas Counties. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.

Filing Requirements

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  • Applies to
    Witness exhibit disclosure
    Must include
    exhibit list

    At least 45 days before the pretrial conference, counsel for all parties and any unrepresented party must serve opposing counsel and any unrepresented party, and file the witness and exhibit lists directly with the clerk.

  • Applies to
    Witness exhibit disclosure

    Unlisted witnesses and exhibits may be used at trial only if all parties stipulate or the court permits them by order at or before the pretrial conference.

  • Applies to
    Proposed pretrial conference order

    Attorneys and pro se parties must communicate, draft one proposed Pre-Trial Conference order using Exhibit B, and directly submit the original and a copy for each party to the Court at least three days before the conference.

Filing Timing

All 51
  • The initial witness and exhibit disclosure lists are due at least 45 days before the pretrial conference and must be served on opposing counsel and any unrepresented party while also being filed with the clerk.

  • Deadline
    35 days

    At least 35 days before the pretrial conference, counsel for all parties and any pro se party may serve a supplemental list of additional witnesses and exhibits.

  • Deadline
    60 calendar days

    Summary-judgment motions must be filed and served at least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference and heard before that conference.

Service

All 27
  • Applies to
    Witness exhibit disclosure

    Counsel for all parties and any unrepresented party must serve the initial witness and exhibit lists on opposing counsel and any unrepresented party at least 45 days before the pretrial conference.

  • Applies to
    Verdict form nonparty list

    At least 60 days before the Pre-Trial Conference, counsel for each defendant must serve a list of the names and addresses of all non-party defendants the defendant intends to include on the verdict form.

  • Applies to
    Uniform notice regarding scheduling of experts

    A copy of the Uniform Notice Regarding Scheduling of Experts for Trial Testimony must be provided to every expert witness subpoenaed for trial no later than 10 days before trial.

Adjournments

All 15
  • Motions to continue and motions to allow post-conference depositions based on witness unavailability must be served before the Pre-Trial Conference unless good cause exists.

  • Motions to continue and witness-unavailability motions seeking to permit a deposition after the Pre-Trial Conference must be served beforehand unless good cause exists.

  • The parties may extend a deadline by submitting an agreed order or may file a motion under Rule 1.200(e)(3)(A)-(D) to extend a deadline, modify the Order, or alter the projected trial period.

About Judge Amy M. Williams

Courtroom: Section 11, Room 417, Courtroom * Judicial assistant: Stephanie Fadhel Phone: (727) 582-7550

Common questions about Judge Amy M. Williams's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Amy M. Williams?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for jury instructions and verdict forms. Details: by email. On trial day, counsel must bring jury instructions and verdict forms and email courtesy copies to the judicial assistant.

View ruleSource: page 7, section E. Trial Practice

Does Judge Amy M. Williams require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Judge Amy M. Williams's rules set a pre-motion procedure for withdrawal of counsel. Withdrawal of counsel requires a motion and hearing unless the request is accompanied by a stipulation signed by the client and all counsel.

View ruleSource: page 9, section I. Other Motion Practice — Withdrawal or Substitution of Counsel

What formatting rules apply to filings before Judge Amy M. Williams?

Judge Amy M. Williams' formatting rule includes file format PDF. Orders must be submitted through JAWS in PDF format.

View ruleSource: page 8, section F. Submission of Orders and Judgments

What must be included with notice of hearing filings before Judge Amy M. Williams?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. For an approved Zoom hearing, the moving party must include the Zoom Meeting ID and passcode in the Notice of Hearing.

View ruleSource: page 6, section Remote Hearings: Zoom Hearings

What must be included with motion filings before Judge Amy M. Williams?

The rule requires proposed order. The movant must upload a proposed order to the judge in JAWS with a cover letter stating that the motion is ripe for decision at least 15 days after the original notice, establishing compliance with the Administrative Order, and identifying the e-filing dates of the motion and any responsive filings.

View ruleSource: page 5, section Emergency/Expedited Motions

How may parties contact Judge Amy M. Williams' chambers?

The rule addresses email communications with Judge Amy M. Williams' chambers. The rule lists email Sfadhel@jud6.org. All communications to the judicial office must be sent by email to the judicial assistant, with the case number and case name in the subject line.

View ruleSource: page 1, section A. Communications with the Judicial Office

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Amy M. Williams?

Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. Continuance motions are disfavored, successive continuances are highly disfavored, and a continuance requires good cause; lack of due diligence is not a ground for relief.

View ruleSource: page 10, section I. Other Motion Practice — Continuance Procedure

Is electronic filing required before Judge Amy M. Williams?

No. Electronic filing is prohibited for the covered filings. A Notice of Hearing must not be electronically filed or emailed to the Judicial Assistant until the request has been approved in JAWS.

View ruleSource: page 5, section Emergency/Expedited Motions

What filing deadlines does Judge Amy M. Williams set?

The opposing party or counsel has 15 days after service of both the motion and notice to file an opposition argument and legal memorandum with citations.

View ruleSource: page 4, section Procedure for submitting proposed orders under AO 2020-012:

What rule applies to e-service before Judge Amy M. Williams?

The rule addresses service method, recipient, or timing requirements. Details: method: e-service. Attorneys and self-represented litigants must make and receive service by email, generally through the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal, unless excused.

View ruleSource: page 2, section A. Communications with the Judicial Office
Complete rules summary for Judge Amy M. Williams

For an approved Zoom hearing, the moving party must include the Zoom Meeting ID and passcode in the Notice of Hearing.

All communications to the judicial office must be sent by email to the judicial assistant, with the case number and case name in the subject line.

All parties must be copied on emails to the judicial office unless an ex parte communication is authorized by law.

The judicial office email address is limited to scheduling and administrative matters; merits arguments must be submitted through properly filed court documents.

Attorneys and self-represented litigants must make and receive service by email, generally through the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal, unless excused.

The judicial assistant may be emailed to combine adjacent time slots for 30-, 45-, or 60-minute hearings.

For hearings longer than one hour, email the judicial assistant for special set times, copy all parties, and attach the already e-filed motion and response, if any.

If the templates cannot be copied, email the judicial assistant at sfadhel@jud6.org to obtain them in Word format.

When seeking a ruling on written submissions in a civil action, the movant must file the original motion and contemporaneously serve the opposing party or counsel with the motion and any additional argument.

The opposing party or counsel has 15 days after service of both the motion and notice to file an opposition argument and legal memorandum with citations.

The opposing party may request a hearing within the 15-day period after the notice is filed.

The movant must upload a proposed order to the judge in JAWS with a cover letter stating that the motion is ripe for decision at least 15 days after the original notice, establishing compliance with the Administrative Order, and identifying the e-filing dates of the motion and any responsive filings.

The movant should include a proposed order on the motion based on written submissions.

A Notice of Hearing must not be electronically filed or emailed to the Judicial Assistant until the request has been approved in JAWS.

Every Notice of Hearing must contain the ADA notification required by Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.540.

The Notice of Hearing must include Judge Williams’s conference call number.

The physical courthouse address must not appear on a telephonic Notice of Hearing.

A telephonic Notice of Hearing must be titled exactly “Telephonic Notice of Hearing.”

An agreed Case Management Order must be submitted through JAWS for judicial review.

Email a copy of the pre-trial order to the judicial assistant at least three days before the pretrial conference.

On trial day, counsel must bring jury instructions and verdict forms and email courtesy copies to the judicial assistant.

Exhibits should be clearly marked, divided, and filed electronically.

Orders must be submitted through JAWS in PDF format.

Orders must be submitted electronically through JAWS.

A pro se litigant may email the proposed order to the judicial assistant and copy opposing counsel.

Plaintiff's counsel is responsible for uploading the proposed trial order to JAWS.

If no pretrial conference time was provided during the case management conference, request one from the judicial assistant.

The proposed Uniform PTC order must be emailed to the judicial assistant at least three days before the pre-trial conference.

After all parties agree, the proposed trial order must be uploaded to JAWS in PDF format for review and signature.

A separate cover letter must accompany the proposed trial order submitted for review and signature.

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