on any matter in the pre-trial conference order, they shall leave the matter blank and the court will resolve the dispute at the pre-trial conference. 10. The court will consider all matters as may be appropriate as set forth in Fla.R.Civ.P 1.200. 11. At the pre-trial conference, each pro se litigant will appear and each party will be represented by at least one of the attorneys who will attend trial, unless the court is informed prior to the pre-trial conference that all attorneys who will attend trial on behalf of a party have unavoidable scheduling conflicts and the nature of such conflicts. In such case, another attorney may attend the pre-trial conference on behalf of the lawyer who has the unavoidable conflict. 12. At the pre-trial conference, counsel and pro se litigants shall be prepared to negotiate settlement at the pre-trial conference. Counsel shall have full authority to make stipulations and to settle the case at the pre-trial conference or have available by telephone, or in person, a party or representative who does have full authority to settle. MEETING PRIOR TO TRIAL 13. The attorneys for the parties and all pro se litigants are directed to meet 5 days before the commencement of trial, to: a) mark all exhibits for identification and prepare a chronological exhibit list for use of clerk and court at trial (actual exhibits and documentation evidence shall be available for inspection at this time); b) admit or not admit as evidence and list specific objections, if any; c) stipulate as to any matter of fact and law about which there is no issue to avoid unnecessary proof; d) review all depositions which are to be offered for any purpose other than impeachment to resolve objections to the portions to be offered in evidence; e) discuss the possibility of settlement; f) submit an itemized statement of special damages plaintiff expects to prove; g) discuss and complete any other matters which may simplify the issues or aid in the speedy disposition of this action, its pre-trial conference and trial. 14. At the meeting prior to commencement of trial, each party will be represented by one of the attorneys who will attend trial and all pro se litigants. Such attorney or individual shall be vested with full authority to make all inspections, stipulations, agreements and admissions as described above.
on any matter in the pre-trial conference order, they shall leave the matter blank and the court will resolve the dispute at the pre-trial conference. 10. The court will consider all matters as may be appropriate as set forth in Fla.R.Civ.P 1.200. 11. At the pre-trial conference, each pro se litigant will appear and each party will be represented by at least one of the attorneys who will attend trial, unless the court is informed prior to the pre-trial conference that all attorneys who will attend trial on behalf of a party have unavoidable scheduling conflicts and the nature of such conflicts. In such case, another attorney may attend the pre-trial conference on behalf of the lawyer who has the unavoidable conflict. 12. At the pre-trial conference, counsel and pro se litigants shall be prepared to negotiate settlement at the pre-trial conference. Counsel shall have full authority to make stipulations and to settle the case at the pre-trial conference or have available by telephone, or in person, a party or representative who does have full authority to settle. MEETING PRIOR TO TRIAL 13. The attorneys for the parties and all pro se litigants are directed to meet 5 days before the commencement of trial, to: a) mark all exhibits for identification and prepare a chronological exhibit list for use of clerk and court at trial (actual exhibits and documentation evidence shall be available for inspection at this time); b) admit or not admit as evidence and list specific objections, if any; c) stipulate as to any matter of fact and law about which there is no issue to avoid unnecessary proof; d) review all depositions which are to be offered for any purpose other than impeachment to resolve objections to the portions to be offered in evidence; e) discuss the possibility of settlement; f) submit an itemized statement of special damages plaintiff expects to prove; g) discuss and complete any other matters which may simplify the issues or aid in the speedy disposition of this action, its pre-trial conference and trial. 14. At the meeting prior to commencement of trial, each party will be represented by one of the attorneys who will attend trial and all pro se litigants. Such attorney or individual shall be vested with full authority to make all inspections, stipulations, agreements and admissions as described above.