US · rules
N.D. Ga. LR 39.2
Taxation of Costs in Late-Settling Cases
(A) Settlement Before Trial. Whenever a civil action scheduled for jury trial is
settled or otherwise disposed of in advance of the actual trial, then, except for good
cause shown, juror costs for one day shall be assessed equally against the parties and
their counsel or otherwise assessed or relieved as directed by the Court. Juror costs
include attendance fees, per diem, mileage, and parking. No juror costs will be
assessed if notice of settlement or other disposition of the case is given to both the
courtroom deputy of the judge to whom the case is assigned and to the Jury Section of
the clerk's office one full business day prior to the scheduled trial date.
(B) Settlement Before Verdict. Except upon a showing of good cause, the Court
shall assess the juror costs equally against the parties and their counsel whenever a
civil action proceeding as a jury trial is settled at trial in advance of the verdict. The
judge may, in the discretion of the judge, direct that the juror costs be relieved or that
they be assessed other than equally among the parties and their counsel.
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- 2026-09-18
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