Washington Request For Trial De Novo And For Clerk To Seal The Award is a legal procedure available to parties involved in a civil case in Washington state. It is a request by a party in a civil case to the court for a “Trial De Novo”, which is a new trial that is conducted as if the original trial had not taken place. This request is usually made when a party believes that the original trial was not conducted fairly or that the judge made an incorrect decision. If the court grants the request for a Trial De Novo, the original judgment is vacated and the case is reheard in the same manner as if it were the first time. After the trial, the court will issue a new judgment. The court can then “seal the award”, which means that the judgment is not available to the public and only the parties involved in the case have access to the information. There are two types of Washington Request For Trial De Novo And For Clerk To Seal The Award: an appeal to a higher court and a motion to the trial court for a new trial. An appeal to a higher court is usually made when a party believes that the judge has made an incorrect decision in the original trial. A motion to the trial court is usually made when a party believes that the original trial was not conducted fairly.