The ABCs of Filing Documents in Federal Court - Module 0024

In today’s session we will go over some basic rules that govern the filing of court papers in federal district court. More specifically, we will discuss the following ten topics:
1. What types of papers should & should not be filed;
2. The duty to redact certain sensitive information before filing court papers;
3. The duty to check local rules for additional filing requirements;
4. Electronic filings;
5. Fax filings;
6. Filings by personal delivery;
7. Filings by mail;
8. How to extend the deadline for filing;
9. Applying to recreate lost or destroyed filings; and
10. Withdrawing a filing.
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