Deadline for Pretrial Disclosures in Federal Court

Pretrial disclosures are due thirty (30) days before trial. Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(3)(B).

Links to Deadline Calculator Pages for Pertinent Federal Court Deadlines:

Filing an Answer (Generally)

Answers to Counterclaims and Crossclaims

Reply to an Answer (If Ordered)

Effect of a Motion on the Answer Deadline

Disclosures and Discovery

Rule 26(f) Conference

Joint Discovery Plan

Initial Disclosures

Responses to Discovery Requests

Expert Disclosures

Rebuttal Expert Disclosures

Pretrial Disclosures

Serving Motions

Affidavits in Opposition to Motions

Rule 12(b) Defenses/Motions

Motion for a More Definite Statement

Motion to Strike

Summary Judgment

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Disclaimer: The information presented on this site is for educational purposes only. Always check the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure or your state’s rules, if applicable, as well as any local rules or scheduling orders that might apply to your case.