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A joint final pretrial order is a written document that the parties must provide in every civil case, covering their disclosures and the main items for trial. It must include items like the parties’ positions on jurisdiction and contested facts/law, plus lists of witnesses and exhibits (along with objections), and it can also require the parties to address settlement status.
A joint final pretrial order is a written document that the parties must provide in every civil case, covering their disclosures and the main items for trial. It must include items like the parties’ positions on jurisdiction and contested facts/law, plus lists of witnesses and exhibits (along with objections), and it can also require the parties to address settlement status.