Exhibits List {CIV 137}

LACIV 137, EXHIBIT LIST. This form is used by the Los Angeles Superior Court for the purpose of submitting an exhibit list in a civil case. The form provides a standardized format for attorneys to list and describe the exhibits that they intend to use at trial. The exhibit list is a document that identifies all of the physical or documentary evidence that a party intends to introduce into evidence during a trial. The list typically includes a brief description of each exhibit, along with its exhibit number or letter. Submitting an exhibit list is an important part of the pre-trial process, as it helps both parties to prepare for trial by identifying the evidence that will be presented. It also helps the judge to manage the trial by allowing them to anticipate the evidence that will be introduced and make rulings on any objections that may arise. If you are involved in a civil case in the Los Angeles Superior Court, you may need to use the LASC LACIV 137 form to submit your exhibit list. You should consult with an attorney or the court clerk for guidance on how to properly complete and file the form. For Optional Use. www.FormsWorkflow.com