BLS 2022 Preferences for Hearings, Conferences, Trials, and Filings

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The judges sitting in the BLS during calendar year 2022 recently adopted and published guidance about their preferences and practices on court proceedings and filings. These preferences and practices include:
  • encouraging the active participation in court proceedings by junior attorneys;
  • asking parties to include in motion papers a brief explanation of their preference between in-person versus virtual proceedings;
  • promoting in-person trials and evidentiary hearings; and
  • explaining the circumstances where paper or digital copies should accompany electronic filings.

The complete guidance can be found here.

 

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