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Ind. Marion Cnty. Civ. Local Rule LR49-TR16-207
Case Management
A. Case Management Conference. Plaintiff shall arrange a meeting of all parties within 90
days after the filing of a complaint for the following purposes:
1. List of Witnesses. Exchange lists of witnesses known to have knowledge of the facts
supporting the pleadings. The parties shall thereafter be under a continuing obligation to advise
opposing parties of other witnesses as they become known.
2. Documents. Exchange all documents which are contemplated to be used in support of the
pleadings. Documents later shown to have been reasonably available to a party and not
exchanged may be subject to exclusion at time of trial.
3. Other Evidence. Exchange any other evidence reasonably available to obviate the filing
of unnecessary discovery motions.
4. Settlement. Discuss settlement of the action.
5. Discovery Schedule. Agree upon a preliminary schedule for all discovery.
6. Complicated Case. Discuss whether the action is sufficiently complicated so that
additional conferences may be required.
B. Case Management Order. Within ten (10) days after meeting those attending are to file
a joint Case Management Order setting forth:
1. the likelihood of mediation and settlement;
2. a detailed schedule of discovery for each party;
3. a limitation on the time to join additional parties and to amend the pleadings;
4. a limitation on the time to file all pre-trial motions;
5. any other matters which the parties want to address;
6. a preliminary estimate of the time required for trial; and
7. the date by which the parties expect the matter to be ready for trial.
Provenance
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- www.in.gov
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- 2026-10-02
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- supplied-in-28-53-marion-local-rules-2026-10-02
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