Wyoming GENERAL ORDER Setting Requirements for Initial PreTrial Conference for Cases Before the Honorable Nancy D. Freudenthal (adopted May 29, 2013)

• Category: Wyoming Federal - Official - District Court - General
• State: Wyoming
• Control #: WY-GN-025
• Format: PDF

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GENERAL ORDER Setting Requirements for Initial PreTrial Conference for Cases Before the Honorable Nancy D. Freudenthal (adopted May 29, 2013) Wyoming GENERAL ORDER Setting Requirements for Initial Pretrial Conference for Cases Before the Honorable Nancy D. Credential (adopted May 29, 2013) is an order issued by the Honorable Nancy D. Credential that sets the requirements for an initial pretrial conference for cases before her. The order applies to all civil cases assigned to the Honorable Nancy D. Credential, in the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming. The order states that an initial pretrial conference must be held at least thirty (30) days prior to the final pretrial conference, unless the Honorable Nancy D. Credential orders otherwise. The order outlines the various types of Wyoming GENERAL ORDER Setting Requirements for Initial Pretrial Conference for Cases Before the Honorable Nancy D. Credential (adopted May 29, 2013): 1. The parties must file and serve a joint proposed pretrial order at least seven (7) days prior to the initial pretrial conference. 2. The parties must serve the joint proposed pretrial order on the court at least five (5) days prior to the initial pretrial conference. 3. The parties must exchange all discovery and attach it to the joint proposed pretrial order. 4. The parties must file a joint statement of facts and an agreed statement of issues, if appropriate, and attach it to the joint proposed pretrial order. 5. The parties must discuss the matters set forth in the joint proposed pretrial order during the initial pretrial conference. 6. The parties must discuss proposed changes to the joint proposed pretrial order at the initial pretrial conference. 7. The parties must attempt to reach agreement on all matters set forth in the joint proposed pretrial order at the initial pretrial conference. 8. The parties must file an executed final pretrial order or a stipulation of dismissal in accordance with the court's instructions at the initial pretrial conference. 9. The court may enter a scheduling order at the initial pretrial conference. 10. The court may enter an order for mediation at the initial pretrial conference.

Wyoming GENERAL ORDER Setting Requirements for Initial Pretrial Conference for Cases Before the Honorable Nancy D. Credential (adopted May 29, 2013) is an order issued by the Honorable Nancy D. Credential that sets the requirements for an initial pretrial conference for cases before her. The order applies to all civil cases assigned to the Honorable Nancy D. Credential, in the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming. The order states that an initial pretrial conference must be held at least thirty (30) days prior to the final pretrial conference, unless the Honorable Nancy D. Credential orders otherwise. The order outlines the various types of Wyoming GENERAL ORDER Setting Requirements for Initial Pretrial Conference for Cases Before the Honorable Nancy D. Credential (adopted May 29, 2013): 1. The parties must file and serve a joint proposed pretrial order at least seven (7) days prior to the initial pretrial conference. 2. The parties must serve the joint proposed pretrial order on the court at least five (5) days prior to the initial pretrial conference. 3. The parties must exchange all discovery and attach it to the joint proposed pretrial order. 4. The parties must file a joint statement of facts and an agreed statement of issues, if appropriate, and attach it to the joint proposed pretrial order. 5. The parties must discuss the matters set forth in the joint proposed pretrial order during the initial pretrial conference. 6. The parties must discuss proposed changes to the joint proposed pretrial order at the initial pretrial conference. 7. The parties must attempt to reach agreement on all matters set forth in the joint proposed pretrial order at the initial pretrial conference. 8. The parties must file an executed final pretrial order or a stipulation of dismissal in accordance with the court's instructions at the initial pretrial conference. 9. The court may enter a scheduling order at the initial pretrial conference. 10. The court may enter an order for mediation at the initial pretrial conference.