Shelby County Circuit Court, Tennessee Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
CRITICAL
Before setting a motion, the moving attorney must consult opposing counsel to select a convenient hearing date.
Before setting the motion, the attorney for the moving party shall consult with counsel for the other party or parties to select a convenient date for all counsel.
CRITICAL
Before filing any motion, the movant must ensure that all counsel participate in a conference intended to resolve the matters at issue.
On all motions, the movant must certify that all counsel have participated in a conference to attempt to resolve the matters at issue in the motion before filing the motion.
CRITICAL
Before filing any motion, the movant must certify that all counsel participated in a conference to attempt to resolve the issues raised by the motion.
On all motions, the movant must certify that all counsel have participated in a conference to attempt to resolve the matters at issue in the motion, before filing the motion.
INFO
Lawyers should consult opposing counsel in an effort to resolve matters by agreement before filing a motion or requesting a hearing.
2. A lawyer should consult opposing counsel in an effort to resolve matters by agreement before filing motions or requesting hearings.
INFO
Any party is permitted to request a pretrial conference with the court.
Any party may request a pre-trial conference with the Court.
Does Shelby County Circuit Court, Tennessee require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
Shelby County Circuit Court, Tennessee: Before setting a motion, the moving attorney must consult opposing counsel to select a convenient hearing date.
Judge Gina C. Higgins: Before filing any motion, the movant must certify that all counsel participated in a conference to attempt to resolve the issues raised by the motion.
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