Rule 7016-1 Joint Pretrial Statement (a) Contents of Joint Pretrial Statement. Unless the court orders otherwise, upon the initiative of counsel for the plaintiff or movant, counsel who will try the case and who are authorized to make binding stipulations shall confer and prepare a written pretrial statement, signed by each counsel, to be filed by the plaintiff or movant within the time set by the court or, if no time is set, then not less than seven days prior to the date of trial. Such pretrial statements shall contain the following: (1) A brief statement of the nature of the case, including a reference to any particular sections of the Code that are involved; (2) The uncontested facts deemed material; are material or applicable; as to each such issue (and those identified in paragraph (4) below), the parties shall state their respective positions as to what they want the court to find or conclude; to each statement of fact, each opposing party shall state whether it contends that the statement is accurate, material and relevant; ) A list of the witnesses intended to be used by each party during the trial. No witness shall be used at the trial other than those listed, except for good cause shown The joint pretrial statement must identify those witnesses whose testimony will be received by declaration or deposition testimony, and those witnesses who reside out-of-state but will be testifying live; () A list of all witness declarations that each party has filed or intends to introduce at trial. Any declaration not previously filed must be attached to the joint pretrial statement. As to each declaration, each opposing party shall indicate whether it may be received in evidence as is, whether it may be received in evidence only on the condition that the declarant is available at trial for cross-examination, or whether the opposing party will require that the witness testify live on direct examination
Rule 7016-1 Joint Pretrial Statement (a) Contents of Joint Pretrial Statement. Unless the court orders otherwise, upon the initiative of counsel for the plaintiff or movant, counsel who will try the case and who are authorized to make binding stipulations shall confer and prepare a written pretrial statement, signed by each counsel, to be filed by the plaintiff or movant within the time set by the court or, if no time is set, then not less than seven days prior to the date of trial. Such pretrial statements shall contain the following: (1) A brief statement of the nature of the case, including a reference to any particular sections of the Code that are involved; (2) The uncontested facts deemed material; are material or applicable; as to each such issue (and those identified in paragraph (4) below), the parties shall state their respective positions as to what they want the court to find or conclude; to each statement of fact, each opposing party shall state whether it contends that the statement is accurate, material and relevant; ) A list of the witnesses intended to be used by each party during the trial. No witness shall be used at the trial other than those listed, except for good cause shown The joint pretrial statement must identify those witnesses whose testimony will be received by declaration or deposition testimony, and those witnesses who reside out-of-state but will be testifying live; () A list of all witness declarations that each party has filed or intends to introduce at trial. Any declaration not previously filed must be attached to the joint pretrial statement. As to each declaration, each opposing party shall indicate whether it may be received in evidence as is, whether it may be received in evidence only on the condition that the declarant is available at trial for cross-examination, or whether the opposing party will require that the witness testify live on direct examination