RI · rules
R.I. Workers' Comp. Ct. R. Prac. 3.3
Briefs and Memoranda
Every brief and memorandum filed with the
court shall be printed or typewritten on 8 ½ by 11 inches paper, distinctly legible,
shall be signed by the attorney or party presenting it, and contain a signed
certification that a copy has been forwarded to all attorneys of record and any
unrepresented parties. Said brief or memorandum shall contain (1) a brief and
concise statement of the case, (2) the specific questions raised, and (3) legal
argument, together with the authorities relied upon in support thereof. In cases where
it may be necessary for the court to conduct an examination of record evidence, each
party shall specify in their brief the leading facts which they deem established by the
evidence, with a reference to the transcript or deposition pages where the evidence
of such fact may be found.
Provenance
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- courts.ri.gov
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- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
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