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Chapter 2: the chapter applying to all general civil cases as defined in Rule 102 (200); the case disposition time standards of sections 2.1 and 2.2 of the California Standards of Judicial Administration and the Economic Litigation Act (201); all named defendants served, and the summons and proof of service filed, within sixty (60) days from the date the complaint is filed, the Notice of Judicial Assignment served with the Complaint and Summons (202(A)); extensions of time for service or a proof of service on good cause by noticed motion or ex parte application filed before the initial period expires, a motion under Code of Civil Procedure section 583.240 with the earliest date service may reasonably be achieved, and good cause in personal injury cases where settlement negotiations with the defendant’s insurance carrier are in progress (202(B) to 202(D)); an uninsured motorist case designated on the plaintiff’s application or declaration and placed on a review calendar, the plaintiff need not comply with Rule 202, a certificate of progress filed every ninety (90) days and a hearing the court may require if the claim is not resolved within one (1) year (203); every pending case calendared for a future event (204); a Notice of Case Management Conference for a date no less than 120 days after the complaint is filed, served with the summons and complaint, notice served on new cross-defendants and defendants, and proof of service filed within sixty (60) days (205(A) to 205(D)); all parties appearing at the conference, cases at issue set for trial, mandatory settlement conference and trial readiness hearing, parties asked to dismiss DOE defendants at trial setting, orders including discovery deadlines and sanctions, the conference off calendar only if the case is disposed of or has a trial date, and sanctions for failure to timely file and serve a Case Management Statement (205(E) to 205(H)); complex general civil cases exempt from the policy to dispose of general civil cases within twenty-four (24) months, under a regular monitoring program (206); a mandatory settlement conference set at least fifteen (15) calendar days before trial, all parties, representatives and insurance carriers with full authority to settle personally present, inmates of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation appearing by telephone, and remote video appearances only by order (207(A) to 207(E)); the conference conducted by the assigned judicial officer, any objection filed and served within fifteen (15) days after service of the Notice of Trial, or waived, a further conference with costs and attorney fees for non-adherence, and notification of any settlement under rule 3.1385 (207(F) to 207(I)); deadlines modified only by written court order, continuances on good cause by noticed motion or ex parte application, and trial dates vacated or continued only on a duly noticed motion under rules 3.1332 and 3.1335 (208); mediation before the mandatory settlement conference for represented parties who estimate a trial of five (5) days or longer, a continuance for failure to comply not reopening discovery (209); and the Kings County Superior Court Civil Mediation Program at no additional cost for demands not exceeding $500,000, in person and completed before the Mandatory Settlement Conference, with the forms in its Information Packet, a pre-mediation conference, and possible sanctions for failure to appear without forty-eight (48) hours’ notice or for appearing with different counsel without five (5) days’ notice (210)
Division 56 (Judge Betsy Benson) published an AI-use disclosure/certification requirement. Preempted eff. 6/15/2026 by Rule 2.515(d)(2) + AOSC26-12; still posted as of 7/5/2026.
Division 82 (Judge Lauren N. Peffer) published an AI-use disclosure/certification requirement. Preempted eff. 6/15/2026 by Rule 2.515(d)(2) + AOSC26-12; still posted as of 7/5/2026.
Division 80 (Judge Olga Levine) published an AI-use disclosure/certification requirement. Preempted eff. 6/15/2026 by Rule 2.515(d)(2) + AOSC26-12; still posted as of 7/5/2026.
Rule 1.202 (October 1, 2026 edition): before filing a non-dispositive motion, the movant must confer with the opposing party in a good-faith effort to resolve the issues and include a certificate of conferral at the end of the motion, above the signature block. The rule does not apply when the movant or the nonmovant is unrepresented, lists fourteen kinds of motions that need no conferral, and allows sanctions for noncompliance.
Rule 1.510 (October 1, 2026 edition): the movant files and serves the motion consistent with any court-ordered deadlines and serves its supporting factual position when it files the motion. The nonmovant's response, with its supporting factual position, is due no later than 40 days after service of the motion. Any hearing must be set for a date at least 10 days after the response deadline, unless the parties stipulate or the court orders otherwise.
Department 14's courtroom information (Spring Street Courthouse), the Complex Civil Litigation Program department that handles the asbestos personal injury cases coordinated into In re LAOSD Asbestos Cases: general information (law and motion Tuesday through Friday at 9:00 a.m.; ex parte applications each day at 8:30 a.m.); taking matters off calendar; requests for continuances; discovery motions; tentative decisions; trials; and building access and parking.
Department 27's courtroom information (Spring Street Courthouse), a personal injury hub court: general information; the Eighth Amended Standing Order for Procedures in the Personal Injury Hub Courts (effective October 10, 2022), which governs its cases, including final status conferences and trials; tentative rulings (submitting by email to the department); interpreters; ex parte applications (generally no oral argument; filing by self-represented and exempt parties; California Rules of Court, rule 3.1203); and the clerk's office and court support services.
Department 28's courtroom information (Spring Street Courthouse), a personal injury hub court: the room, the judicial assistants, courtroom hours, telephone and e-mail, and a reference to the Eighth Amended Standing Order for Procedures in the Personal Injury Courts.
Department 29's courtroom information (Spring Street Courthouse), a personal injury hub court: the room, the judicial assistants, courtroom hours, telephone and e-mail, and a reference to the Eighth Amended Standing Order for Procedures in the Personal Injury Courts.
The Civil Division's standing order for personal injury cases in the Personal Injury Hub Courts at the Spring Street Courthouse, signed by Supervising Judge David J. Cowan: authority and superseded orders; assignment of cases; final status conference, trial and order to show cause dates; transfers; filing and service; stipulations to continue trial; no case management conferences; law and motion (reservations, courtesy copies, informal discovery conferences); ex parte applications; jury fees; the final status conference and trial binders; mandatory settlement conferences through ResolveLawLA; trials; and sanctions. The General Order of May 17, 2024 (2024-GEN-003-00, carded) supersedes its paragraphs 2 and 3.
Pathway case management for unlimited motor vehicle personal injury, property damage and wrongful death cases, piloted in the East District and Northwest District: notice and scheduling, sanctions for late proofs of service and case management statements, the case management conference, mediation, the joint post-mediation report and mandatory settlement conference, and deadlines that fall on a weekend or court holiday. Supersedes General Order 2024-GEN-013-00 (October 28, 2024).
Personal injury cases are filed in the district where the incident arose; since January 8, 2024, Central District personal injury cases are assigned for all purposes to independent calendar departments at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse; PI Hub Departments 30 and 31 closed (May 13 and June 24, 2024), with their older cases reassigned to Department T (Alhambra Courthouse) and Department B (Van Nuys Courthouse). The order supersedes paragraphs 2 and 3 of the Eighth Amended Standing Order for the Personal Injury Hub Courts.
8 verbatim requirements from Judge Linda Melendez's published section procedures (Judicial Section Details).
9 verbatim requirements published by Palm Beach Division AJ on proposed orders & online scheduling.
10 verbatim requirements published by Palm Beach Division AO on proposed orders & online scheduling.
9 verbatim requirements published by Palm Beach Division AO on uniform motion calendar & special sets.
6 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
2 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
7 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
3 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
5 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
2 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
5 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
6 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
10 verbatim requirements on motion calendar.
10 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
2 verbatim requirements on continuances.
7 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
1 verbatim requirement on hearings.
7 verbatim requirements on hearings.
9 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
75 verbatim courtroom requirements published by Judge Howard M. Maltz.
75 verbatim courtroom requirements published by Judge R. Lee Smith.
32 verbatim requirements from CV-B Civil Policies and Procedures.
17 verbatim requirements published by Palm Beach Division AI on proposed orders & online scheduling.
10 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
11 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
14 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
17 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
15 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
9 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
17 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
12 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
34 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
6 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
5 verbatim requirements on remote appearances.
Judge Thomas J. Rebull — Courtroom Procedures & Requirements (11th Circuit, Miami-Dade)
1 verbatim requirement from Fourth Circuit administrative order 2020-13.
33 verbatim requirements on remote appearances in SHARI AFRICK-OLEFSON's division.