At SmartRules we are always busy keeping our guides up to date but this time of year we are going into one of our busiest seasons. Many courts update their Local Rules and procedures in December & January and again in June & July. Below are just some of the jurisdictions that will be updating … Read Article
While we are still early in the year, 2020 has already brought many changes to court rules. In fact, over two-thousand guides and citations have been updated since January 1st. Whether you are filing in the California Superior Courts, New York’s Supreme Courts or in any number of jurisdictions in between, SmartRules keeps you up … Read Article
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Many courts have amended their local rules effective December 1, 2016. As always, SmartRules guides are up-to-date, saving you time and ensuring that your civil filings are always correct.
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Chapter Three of the Massachusettes Rules of the Supreme Judicial Court is amended as follows: Rule 3:01: By striking out in Section 1 the words “Applications for Admission,” and inserting in lieu thereof the words: – Filing Requirements for Admission Rule 3:01: By striking out subsections 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 and inserting in lieu thereof … Read Article
Northern District of Texas has posted a warning to attorneys regarding redaction of personal identifiers. “WARNING TO ATTORNEYS: Documents filed with the court are public records. Social-security numbers, taxpayer-identification numbers, names of persons known to be minors, birth dates, financial-account numbers, and, in criminal cases, home addresses should generally not be included in such documents unless … Read Article