Local Rule 32.2.F provides: "Any party propounding interrogatories in medical negligence, auto accident, premises liability and products liability cases shall use pattern interrogatories approved by the court.  No objection to the pattern interrogatories will be entertained by the court, unless the objecting party simultaneously requests leave of court to so object, because of some unusual and/or exceptional reason.  After receiving answers to the pattern interrogatories, any party that requires further information may propound up to five additional interrogatories without leave of court.  If further information is required after these interrogatories have been answered, additional interrogatories may be propounded only after the party desiring additional information obtains leave of court.  Any interrogatories that are propounded in addition to the pattern interrogatories may be objected to as appropriate."

The approved pattern interrogatories can be accessed through the navigation buttons above or the links below:

Medical Negligence Cases
Medical Negligence Interrogatories Propounded by Plaintiff to Individual Defendant
Medical Negligence Interrogatories Propounded by Plaintiff to Corporate Defendant
Medical Negligence  Interrogatories Propounded by Defendant (Injury Case)
Medical Negligence  Interrogatories Propounded by Defendant (Death Case)

Automobile Accident Cases
Auto Accident Interrogatories Propounded by Plaintiff
Auto Accident Interrogatories Propounded by Defendant

Premises Liability Cases
Premises Liability Interrogatories Propounded by Plaintiff
Premises Liability Interrogatories Propounded by Defendant

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Last modified: April 06, 2005