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Cumberland Cnty. C.P. Local Rules of Court Rule 212.2

Pretrial Memorandum

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No later than Friday prior to the pretrial conference, each party to a civil action shall file (and serve a

copy on all other parties) a pretrial memorandum with the Prothonotary, who will transmit it to the

Court Administrator. The memorandum shall set forth in the following order:

(a) A statement of the basic facts as to liability.

(b) A statement of the basic facts as to damages.

(c) A statement as to the principal issues of liability and damages.

(d) A summary of legal issues regarding admissibility of testimony, exhibits or any other matter,

and legal authorities relied on.

(e) The identity of witnesses to be called.

(f) A list of exhibits with brief identification of each.

(g) The current status of settlement negotiations including a statement as to whether an

Alternative Dispute Resolution option has been utilized.

(h) Estimated length of trial.

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Source
www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
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