Circuit Court for Baltimore City Filing Bundling Requirements
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Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed. This page is scoped to Circuit Court for Baltimore City; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
Checked and corrected to match the court's document on Oct 4, 2026INFO
Documents relating to a single pleading or paper may be filed together in one electronic transaction.
All documents relating to a single pleading or paper may be electronically filed together in a single filing transaction.
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Civil cases
If seven days after this meeting the objection remains uncured, the plaintiff's counsel who is requesting removal, and the defendant's counsel objecting to removal, shall submit a single status report to the Court for all of the requests for removal that are still in dispute.
Summary: If the objection remains uncured seven days after the meet-and-confer, the requesting and objecting counsel must submit one status report covering all disputed removal requests.
Does Circuit Court for Baltimore City require motion papers to be bundled?
Bundling is optional for covered papers in Circuit Court for Baltimore City. Documents relating to a single pleading or paper may be filed together in one electronic transaction.
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