Certificate of Service – Motions (amended April 7, 2021)

(a) All motions, briefs, and other documents filed with the Court that require notice to parties in interest shall contain a certificate of service. The certificate of service shall specify the parties served (including their addresses), the method of service, the date of service, and the signature of an attorney, except for parties served by electronic service through the Electronic Case Filing system pursuant to LBR 2002-1(e). The movant shall sign the certificate if not represented by an attorney. 38 Back to TOC (b) If a certificate of service is not filed as required by this Rule, the Clerk of Court shall send notice to the filing party and give 14 days from the date of the notice for the certificate to be filed.

If the certificate is not filed within the 14 days and the filing party within the 14 days does not request relief from the requirements of this Rule, the motion, brief, or other document shall be dismissed or stricken without further notice or hearing.