5. A statement of the CLAIMS OF OTHER PARTIES, if any. brief 6. FACTS ESTABLISHED by pleadings or by stipulation of counsel. 7. (a) A list of all EXHIBITS (except documents for impeachment or rebuttal only) to be offered in evidence by all parties. (b) As to each listed exhibit, a representation that: i. There are, or are not, objections to the AUTHENTICITY of the exhibit and the reasons therefore; and ii. Objections, if any, to the ADMISSIBILITY of exhibits need not be addressed in the but will instead be presented to the Court Pretrial by motions in limine and pretrial memoranda to be filed at a time to be set by the Court at the pretrial conference. iii. All exhibits shall be pre-marked for identification and Bates stamped prior to trial. The parties shall be prepared to submit to the Court a copy of each exhibit (the Book”) on a date to be set by the Court during the “Bench Pretrial Conference. (c) Prior to the filing of the pretrial order, the parties WILL EXCHANGE or MAKE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION all exhibits which the parties will or may introduce at trial. 8. (a) List all WITNESSES for each party, including their names, addresses, and a brief statement as to the nature of their expected testimony together with a representation whether they be called to testify or be called to WILL MAY testify. (b) WILL CALL witnesses shall be produced or subpoenaed by the party listing them and made available during the trial in order that such witnesses may be available to opposing counsel as witnesses even if not actually called upon to testify by the party so listing them. This is intended to eliminate the necessity of opposing counsel having to subpoena the same witnesses who are being voluntarily produced or subpoenaed by the party listing them as "will call" witnesses. (c) MAY CALL witnesses shall be listed on the but there is no Pretrial Order, obligation to have may-call witnesses subpoenaed and present for the trial. (d) INTRODUCING WRITTEN OR VIDEOTAPE DEPOSITIONS
5. A brief statement of the CLAIMS OF OTHER PARTIES, if any. 6. FACTS ESTABLISHED by pleadings or by stipulation of counsel. 7. (a) A list of all EXHIBITS (except documents for impeachment or rebuttal only) to be offered in evidence by all parties. (b) As to each listed exhibit, a representation that: i. There are, or are not, objections to the AUTHENTICITY of the exhibit and the reasons therefore; and ii. Objections, if any, to the ADMISSIBILITY of exhibits need not be addressed in the Pretrial but will instead be presented to the Court by motions in limine and pretrial memoranda to be filed at a time to be set by the Court at the pretrial conference. iii. All exhibits shall be pre-marked for identification and Bates stamped prior to trial. The parties shall be prepared to submit to the Court a copy of each exhibit (the “Bench Book”) on a date to be set by the Court during the Pretrial Conference. (c) Prior to the filing of the pretrial order, the parties WILL EXCHANGE or MAKE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION all exhibits which the parties will or may introduce at trial. 8. (a) List all WITNESSES for each party, including their names, addresses, and a brief statement as to the nature of their expected testimony together with a representation whether they WILL be called to testify or MAY be called to testify. (b) WILL CALL witnesses shall be produced or subpoenaed by the party listing them and made available during the trial in order that such witnesses may be available to opposing counsel as witnesses even if not actually called upon to testify by the party so listing them. This is intended to eliminate the necessity of opposing counsel having to subpoena the same witnesses who are being voluntarily produced or subpoenaed by the party listing them as "will call" witnesses. (c) MAY CALL witnesses shall be listed on the Pretrial Order, but there is no obligation to have may-call witnesses subpoenaed and present for the trial. (d) INTRODUCING WRITTEN OR VIDEOTAPE DEPOSITIONS
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