Get Sample Trial Checklist

Filling out the Sample Trial Checklist is an essential step in preparing for your upcoming trial. This guide will walk you through each section of the form, ensuring that you complete it accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Sample Trial Checklist.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Sample Trial Checklist and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Begin by providing the claim number and the last date for filing with the court office. Ensure that this information is accurate as it is crucial for the court's records.
3. Identify the parties involved in this claim by selecting 'Claimant,' 'Defendant,' 'Part 20 claimant,' or 'Part 20 defendant' as applicable.
4. Indicate the date(s) fixed for the trial or the trial period. This informs the court of the expected timeline for proceedings.
5. Confirm your compliance with the directions that have already been given. If you cannot confirm compliance, specify the directions still outstanding and provide a date by which you will comply.
6. If you believe additional directions are necessary, affirm your belief and attach the relevant application and draft order.
7. Provide information about the witnesses who will testify on your behalf. Specify how many there are and any dates within the trial period that they prefer to avoid.
8. Indicate if you will be providing an interpreter for any witnesses, if applicable.
9. Fill in the details for any experts involved in your case, including their names, fields of expertise, and if a joint expert report has been agreed upon.
10. If your expert will provide oral evidence, and the trial date is not fixed, specify any dates within the trial period that they would prefer to avoid.
11. Identify who will present your case at trial and whether that individual has any date preferences for the trial period.
12. Review and update the estimate of trial time needed, noting any changes from original estimates.
13. Finally, ensure that you have attached all necessary documents such as applications, proposed timetables, draft orders, and cost estimates before signing and submitting the form.

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