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
The world may be in a state of flux as countries grapple with the coronavirus but your law practice can remain steadfast and uninterrupted with online tools. From time tracking software to online conferences, there are numerous tools to remain productive while working remotely, or, if your staff needs to remain at home under self … Read Article
The SmartRules Editorial Team is hard at work making updates to our guides effective between December 1st of this year and January 1st of next.
The recent amendments to The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will affect the timing of responses to almost all federal court filings.
The most impact will be felt from the amendments to FRCP 6(d). Attorneys practicing in federal courts have become accustomed to having an additional three days to respond to motions and other filings unless the service is done by personal delivery. This is no longer the case.
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.
Discovery protocol, most especially in relation to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26 (FRCP 26) has generated intense discussion and debate with regard to potential consequences from amendments as well as the rule itself. According to Patricia W. Moore, in her piece, Discovery Protocol Results in More Settlements, Fewer Motions to Compel the Federal Judicial … Read Article
Use this At A Glance Guide to learn the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure that govern ex parte motions in the United States District Courts.
Use this At A Glance Guide to learn the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure that govern responses to requests for production in the United States District Courts.
Use this At A Glance Guide to learn the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure that govern requests for production in the United States District Courts.