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John:
My 2.1 cents worth: The tabs are a matter of convenience and efficiency. I
always require my staff to tab exhibits in my file copy so I can easily
refer to them in court or in conversations with opposing counsel. I am sure
the judges and their clerks feel the same way, including when reading the
pleading for the first time. We used to tab them in state court filings,
but even though we still file manually, we no longer do because (sometimes)
now they now scan in the documents.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact me.
Pat
Patrick T. Green
Attorney at Law
1010 E. Union St. Suite 206
Pasadena, CA 91106
Tel: 626-449-8433
Fax: 626-449-0565
Email: pat@fitzgreenlaw.com
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Be sure to read the local rules. Judge Riblet seems to take great glee in
fining attorneys for their failure to include exhibit tabs on the hard
copies of motions. I've never heard anything about paper color, but then
again, I would avoid color at all.
I generally identify each exhibit with a footer on each page stating the
exhibit and the page number - "Exhibit C, page 3 of 16." I've never had a
problem with this.
Local rules say someplace that a motion has to have all its pages, including
exhibits, numbered sequentially. I don't do this, and have never been
fined. Maybe she just hasn't noticed that violation yet. Maybe I should
start.
John D. Faucher
Hurlbett & Faucher, LLP
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> Any advice on formatting issues? e.g. color pages, tabs, etc.
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Be sure to read the local rules. Judge Riblet seems to take great glee in fining attorneys for their failure to include exhibit tabs on the hard copies of motions. I've never heard anything about paper color, but then again, I would avoid color at all. I generally identify each exhibit with a footer on each page stating the exhibit and the page number - "Exhibit C, page 3 of 16." I've never had a problem with this. Local rules say someplace that a motion has to have all its pages, including exhibits, numbered sequentially. I don't do this, and have never been fined. Maybe she just hasn't noticed that violation yet. Maybe I should start. John D. Faucher
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Anyone serve exhibits as part of a motion or complaint in front of J.
Riblet? Any advice on formatting issues? e.g. color pages, tabs, etc.
I hear those details can lead to a motion or complaint being rejected.
Kirk Brennan, esq.
California Law Office, P.C.
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Anyone serve exhibits as part of a motion or complaint in front of J. Riblet? Any advice on formatting issues? e.g. color pages, tabs, etc.I hear those details can lead to a motion or complaint being rejected.
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