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Ind. Marion Cnty. Mass Tort Local Rule LR49-TR3 Rule 600
Cause Number Assignment, Case Initiation
SERVICE AND RULE APPLICATION
A. Application of Rules. These Rules apply to all filings on the Marion County Mass Tort
Litigation Docket. The Mass Tort Litigation Docket consists of those cases assigned to the docket by
the Executive Committee of the Marion Superior Court. These Rules are to be construed together with
the Indiana Rules of Court and the Marion County Civil Court Local Rules. When two or more of
these Rules apply to a given situation, the more docket-specific or document-specific provision shall
control.
B. Filing. Documents filed prior to October 28, 2016, are stored within each case or the
master docket on File & ServeXpress. Documents filed after October 28, 2016, must be filed using
the Indiana E-Filing System (“IEFS”). Parties may use any E-Filing Service Provider (“EFSP”)
certified to participate in IEFS.
C. Service. The Indiana Supreme Court through its Office of Judicial Administration has
authorized Parties to continue to use File & ServeXpress for electronic service and storage of
documents. Using File & ServeXpress for service of filed documents will maintain complete case
histories for each case as well as the master and deposition dockets. Parties should select “Serve Only
– Public” to serve documents on File & ServeXpress.
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-53-marion-local-rules-2026-10-02
- Content hash
15888b18a142f7864a3395d97f0d0b72bab4bafdc5b9d21db10839f5085f38bf
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