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The FORM 112.01 Joint Statement of the Case is a crucial document used in the Minnesota District Court system. This guide will help you navigate the form's sections step-by-step, making the completion process simple and efficient.

Follow the steps to complete your Joint Statement of the Case smoothly.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and access it within your document management tool.
2. Fill in the case details. Include the county, judicial district, and case number at the top of the form. Ensure all parties have been served and indicate if the case is at issue by confirming that all parties have joined in filing the joint statement.
3. Estimate the trial duration. Specify the expected number of days and hours for the trial. For estimates less than a day, use hours.
4. Indicate whether a jury is requested. If applicable, mark the appropriate section and be prepared to pay any associated fees upon submitting the document.
5. Provide a concise statement of the case for the plaintiff. This should include the facts the plaintiff intends to prove and the legal bases for their claims.
6. Next, provide a concise statement for the defendant. This section should outline the facts they intend to prove and their defenses, as well as any counterclaims.
7. List known witnesses. Include the names and addresses of witnesses anticipated to be called by either party, specifying which party intends to qualify them as expert witnesses.
8. For cases involving personal injury, attach a statement describing the claimed injuries and itemized special damages, and indicate the exchange of medical reports.
9. For motor vehicle accident claims, attach a statement with details about the vehicles involved, ownership information, and the names of insurance carriers.
10. Complete the signature section. Ensure that all undersigned counsel have met and conferred, certifying the accuracy of the document. If additional information or parties are needed, use a separate sheet formatted similarly.
11. Once all sections are completed accurately, save your changes. You can then download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Complete your FORM 112.01 Joint Statement of the Case online now to ensure a smooth filing process.