Electronic Document Formatting - Re: Superior Court

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Overview

Electronic Document Nameing

B. Naming electronic files

Parties must confer as soon as practicable to assign nomenclature to be used consistently to identify each document. The following nomenclature should be used as the general default:

Application Record

APAR – Application Record of the Applicant APRR – Application Record of the Respondent APINR – Application Record of the Intervener

Motion Record

MPL – Motion Record of the Plaintiff MDE – Motion Record of the Defendant MTP – Motion Record of the Third Party MAP – Motion Record of the Applicant MRP – Motion Record of the Respondent MIN – Motion Record of the Intervener

Affidavits

AFPL – Affidavit of or on behalf of the Plaintiff AFDE – Affidavit of or on behalf of the Defendant AFTP – Affidavit of or on behalf of the Third Party AFAP – Affidavit of or on behalf of the Applicant AFRP – Affidavit of or on behalf of the Respondent AFIN – Affidavit of or on behalf of the Intervener

Book of Authorities

BAPL – Book of Authorities of the Plaintiff BADE – Book of Authorities of the Defendant BATP – Book of Authorities of the Third Party BAAP – Book of Authorities of the Applicant BARP – Book of Authorities of the Respondent BAIN – Book of Authorities of the Intervener

Factums, including Amended and Supplementary

FPL – Factum of the Plaintiff FDE – Factum of the Defendant FTP – Factum of the Third Party FAP – Factum of the Applicant FRP – Factum of the Respondent FIN – Factum of the Intervener

Note 4: suffix AM or SUP to indicate Amended or Supplemental Factum

Costs Outline

COPL – Cost Outline of the Plaintiff CODE – Cost Outline of the Defendant COTP – Cost Outline of the Third Party COAP – Cost Outline of the Applicant CORP – Cost Outline of the Respondent

Note 5: when there are multiple documents of the same type filed, suffix the file name with 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, etc.