Counsel and pro se parties in this matter are ordered to attend a trial management conference before the undersigned judge in the Litchfield Judicial District Courthouse, 15 West Street, Litchfield, CT at ________ a.m./p.m. on _________________, 20 ____.

At the commencement of the conference, counsel and pro se parties are to file with the Court on pleading paper a joint trial management conference report providing the following information:

1. A joint non-argumentative description of the case suitable for reading to the jury panel, including the names and places of residence of the parties and the date, place and nature of the incident in issue. The description must contain nor more than seventy-five (75) words.

2. A joint list of issues which are in dispute.

3. A joint list of pending motions, pending requests for discovery and proposed motions in limine.

4. A list of exhibits reasonably expected to be introduced by each party, indexed by P plus number for plaintiff(s) and by D plus number for defendant(s). The list shall briefly describe each exhibit and indicate whether any party objects to the admission of such exhibit and the grounds for such objection. After the trial management conference and prior to the commencement of trial, all exhibits listed must be marked as full exhibits or for identification.

5. A list of all witnesses reasonably expected to be called by each party in the sequence in which they will be called, including the name and relationship of each witness to the case (e.g. party, eyewitness, expert) and whether there is a scheduling problem as to the testimony of any such witness. Rebuttal witnesses (i.e., those whose testimony is meant to rehabilitate, explain, qualify, negate or contradict that which has been presented during the defendant’s case) need not be listed by the plaintiff. Likewise, surrebuttal witnesses (i.e., those whose testimony is meant to refute the plaintiff’s rebuttal evidence) need not be listed by the defendant.

6. A joint estimate of the days required for jury selection and the days required for trial.

Failure to comply with this order may result in a judgment of non-suit, default, exclusion of exhibits or witnesses at trial or other sanctions.

__________________________, J.