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Armstrong Cnty. C.P. Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 212.1
Case Ready for Pre-Trial Conference
(a) A case involving a civil action or an action in equity,
including an appeal from compulsory arbitration and any matter
triable by a judge sitting without a jury, may be placed upon
the Pre-Trial Conference List upon praecipe of any party
directed to the Prothonotary. A case involving an orphans’
court matter shall likewise be placed on the Pre-Trial
Conference List by the Prothonotary upon delivery to the
Prothonotary by the Clerk of the Orphans’ Court Division of a
copy of any praecipe filed with the Clerk to cause the matter to
be scheduled for a pre-trial conference.
(b) The Prothonotary, at least monthly, shall provide the
Court Administrator with a list of all cases placed upon the
Pre-Trial Conference List.
(c) The Court Administrator shall cause each case on the
Pre-Trial Conference List to be scheduled for a pre-trial
conference before one of the judges of the Court. The
Prothonotary shall serve a copy of the scheduling order upon all
attorneys of record and upon all parties for whom no appearance
has been entered, at least twenty (20) days before the scheduled
date.
(d) Discovery shall be substantially completed prior to the
filing of the praecipe placing the case on the Pre-Trial
Conference List.
(e) The Court, upon petition presented in Motions Court,
upon good cause shown, may continue the date of a pre-trial
conference or remove a case from the Pre-trial Conference List.
(f) A pre-trial conference subsequent to the first such
conference may be scheduled by the Court on its own motion. A
party may move that a subsequent pre-trial conference be
scheduled by motion presented in Motions Court.
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- 2026-09-30
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- 2026-09-30
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