Rule 23 - Trial statements(a) Any party may file a trial statement in any case to assist the court.(b) A trial statement shallbe filed in a case to be tried before a jury.(c) If a trial statement is filed, it shallbe filed prior to 3:00 p.m, 5 calendar days before the trial, each party shall personally serve and file a trial statement which shall set forth the following matters in the following order: (1) A concise statement of the claimed facts supporting the party's claims or defenses. Such facts shall be organized by listing each essential element of the claim or defense and separately stating the facts in support of each such element.(2) A statement of admitted or undisputed facts.(3) A statement of issues of law supported by a memorandum of authorities.(4) In nonjury cases, a list of summaries of schedules referring to attached, itemized exhibits concerning any subject matter that involves accounting, computation, chronology, or similar data reasonably calling for orderly itemization, e.g., wages, income, e?penses, inventories, business operations, tax computations, disability periods, property losses, itemizations of claimed losses or injuries, and the data and reasons upon which an expert bases his opinion (not the opinion itself), which clearly reflect the claims, defenses, or evidence of the party, together with references to the records or other sources upon which such summaries or schedules are based.(5) The names and addresses of all witnesses, except impeaching witnesses.(6) Any other appropriate comment, suggestion, or information for the assistance of the court in the trial of the case.(7) A list of special questions requested to be propounded to prospective jurors.(8) Certification by counsel that discovery has been completed, unless late discovery has been allowed by order of the court.(9) Certification by counsel that, prior to the filing of the trial statement, they have personally met and conferred in good faith to resolve the case by settlement.(10) All motions in limine to exclude or admit evidence must be in writing and attached to the trial statement. The court may refuse to consider any oral motion in limine and any motion in limine which is not filed with the trial statement.(11) Proposed jury instructions shallbe attached to each party's trial statement.Nev. R. Prac. Justice. Ct. Reno. Tow. 23
Added effective 5/2/2011; amendments through 2/5/2018.