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IN THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR •
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA
JEFFREY EPSTEIN,
Plaintiff(s),
vs.
CASE'NO.: 502009CA040800XXXXMBAG •
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SCOTT ROTHSTEIN, etc., et al.,
Defendant(s).
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ORDER RESETTING SPECIALLY SET JURY TRIAL AND
DIRECTING PRETRIAL AND MEDIATION PROCEDURES
I. SCHEDULING
This action is set for jury trial before Judge David
F. Crow on Tuesday, May 6, 2014 at
9:30 a.m., COURTROOM 9C, PALM BEACH COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 205 NORTH
DIXIE HIGHWAY, WEST PALM BEACH;··FLORIDA. (12 days reserved for the trial
of
this cause).
This
is a special setting and there is no calendar call to attend.
JURY PRESCREENING
is scheduled for Friday, May 2, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. in the Jury
Assembly Room. Counsel shall meet with the Judge
in Courtroom 9C at 9:15 a.m. on Friday,
May 2, 2014.
II. UNIFORM PRETRIAL PROCEDURE
A On the last business day no later than 120 DAYS PRIOR TO TRIAL, the parties shall
exchange lists
of all trial exhibits, names and addresses of all trial witnesses, and names and
addresses
of all expert witnesses.
B. On the last business day no later than 60 DAYS PRIOR TO TRIAL, the parties shall
exchange lists
of names and addresses of all rebuttal witnesses.
C. In addition to names and addresses of each expert retained to formulate an expert opinion
with regard to this cause, both on the initial listing and on rebuttal, the parties shall provide:
I. the subject matter about which the expert is expected to testify;
2. the substance of the facts and opinions to which the expert is expected
to testify; •
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3. a summary of the grounds for'tach·6pinion;
4. a copy of any written reports i§~ued '.by the expert regarding this case; and
5. a copy of the expert's curriculum vitae.
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D. On the last business day ndlater than 30 DAYS PRIOR TO TRIAL, the parties shall
confer and:
1. discuss settlement;
2. simplify the issues and stipulate, in writing, as to as many facts and
issues as possible;
3. prepare a Pre-Trial Stipulation in accordance with paragraph E; and
4. list all objections to trial exhibits.
E. PRETRIAL STIPULATIONS MUST BE FILED. It shall be the duty of counsel for the
Plaintiff to see that the Pre-Trial Stipulation
is drawn, executed by counsel for all parties, and filed
with the Clerk no later than
20 DAYS PRIOR TO TRIAL. UNILATERAL PRETRIAL
STATEMENTS ARE DISALLOWED, UNLESS APPROVED BY THE COURT, AFTER NOTICE
AND HEARING SHOWING GOOD CAUSE. Counsel for all parties are charged with good faith
cooperation in this regard. The Pre-Trial Stipulation shall contain in separately numbered
paragraphs:
1. a list of all pending motions,_including MOTIONS IN LIMINE and FRYE
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MOTIONS requiring action bfflie'Court and the dates those motions are
set for hearing
(MdtIONS INLIMINE and FRYE HEARINGS shall not be
heard the day of trial or the~&after.) ;' •
2. stipulated facts which require no proof at trial which may be read to the
trier
of fact;
3. a statement of all issues of fact for determination at trial;
4; each party's numbered list of trial exhibits with specific objections, _if any,
to schedules attached to the Stipulation;
5. each party's numbered list of trial witnesses with addresses (including all
known rebuttal witnesses); the list
of witnesses shall be on separate schedules_
attached to the Stipulation;
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6. a statement of estimated:trialtifue;
7. names of attorneys to try case; and
8. number of peremptory challenges per party.
F. FILING OF PRE-TRIAL STIPULATION. Failure to file the Pre-Trial Stipulation or a
Court Approved Unilateral Stipulation as above provided may result in the case being stricken from
the Court's calendar at its sounding or other sanctions .
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G. ADDITIONAL EXHIBITSi:WITNES},ES-OR OBJECTIONS. At trial, the parties shall
be strictly limited to exhibits and witri¢sses disclds\~d ·and objections reserved on the schedules
attached to the Pre-Trial Stipulation ·prepared
in accordance with paragraphs D and E, absent
agreement specifically stated in the Pre-Trial Stipulation or order
of the Court upon good cause
shown. Failure to reserve objections constitutes a waiver. A party desiring to use
an exhibit or
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witness
discovered
after
counsel
have
conferred
pursuant
to
paragraph
D shall
immediately
furnish
the
Court
and
other
counsel
with
a description
of
the
exhibi{
or
with
the
witness'
name
and
address
and
the
expected
subject
matter
of
the
witness'
testimony,
together
with
the
reason
for
the
late
discovery
of
the
exhibit
or
witness.
Use
of
the
exhi,bit
or
witness
may
be
allowed
by
the
Court
for
good
cause
shown
or
to
prevent
manif~~t
injust{c,i\}(
, :
H.
DISCOVERY.
Unless
otherwise
agre.e:cfin
the
Pre-Trial
Stipulation,
all
discovery
must
be
completed
no
l,ater
than
10
DAYS
BEFORE
TRIAL,
absent
agreement
for
later
discovery
specifically
stated
in
the
Pre-Trial
Stipulation
or
for
other
good
cause
shown.
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I.
PRE-TRIAL
CONFERENCE.
No
pre-trial
conference
pursuant
to
Fla.
R.
Civ.
P.
1.200
is
set
by
the
Court
on
its
own
motion.
If
a pre-trial
conference
is set
upon
motion
of
a party,
counsel
shall
meet
and
prepare
a stipulation
pursuant
to
paragraphs
D and
E and file
the
stipulation
no
later
than
5 DAYS
BEFORE
THE
CONFERENCE.
Failure
to
request
a pre-trial
conference
in a timely
fashion
constitutes
a waiver
of
the
notice
of
requirement
of
Rule
1.200.
Motions
for
Summary
Judgment
will
not
be
heard
at
any
pre-trial
conference.
J.
UNIQUE
QUESTIONS
OF
LAW.
Prior
to
calendar
call,
counsel
for
the
parties
are
directed
to
exchange
and
simultaneously
submit
to
the
Court
appropriate
memoranda
with
citations
to
legal
authority
in
support
of
any
unique
legal
questions
which
may
reasonably
be
anticipated
to
arise
during
the
trial.
K.
MODIFICATION
TO
UNIFORM
PREfTRIAL
PROCEDURE.
Upon
written
stipulation
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of
the
parties
filed
with
the
court,
the
Pre.-Trial
Pr<Jqepur.~,
except
for
items
II
D-F,
inclusive,
may
be
modified
in
ac.cordance
with
the
parti.ef
stipulafom,
except
to
the
extent
that
the
stipulation
may
interfere
with
the
Court's
scheduling
ofthe
matter-for
trial
or
hinder
the
orderly
progress
of
the trial.
L.
PRE
MARKING
EXHIBITS.
Prior
to
trial,
each
party
shall
meet
with
and
assist
the
clerk
in
marking
for
identification
all
exhibits,
as
directed
by
the
clerk.
M.
DEPOSITION
DESIGNATIONS.
No
later
than
20
DAYS
PRIOR
TO
TRIAL,
each
party
shall
serve
his,
her,
or
its
designation
of
depositions,
or
portions
of
depositions,
each
intends
to
offer
as
testimony
in
his,
her
or
its
case
in
chief.
Nb
later
than
10
DAYS
PRIOR
TO
TRIAL,
each
opposing
party
shall
serve
his,
her,
or
its
counter
( or
"fairness")
designations
to
portions
of
depositions
designated,
together
with
objections
to
the
depositions,
or
portions
thereof,
originally
designated.
No
later
than
10
days
prior
to
trial,
each
party
shall
serve
his,
her
or
its
objections
to
counter
designations
served
by
an
opposing
party.
III.
MEDIATION
A.
All
parties
are
required
to
participate
in
mediation.
I.
The
appearance
of
counsel
whd~il_l
try
the
case
and
representatives
of
each
party
with
full
authority
to
enter
into
a
complete
comprprpise
and
settlement
is mandatory.
If
insurance
is
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involved,
an
adjuster
with
authority
up
to
the
po;li~y
limits
or
the
most
recent
dem
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