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Case No. 2:23−cv−00696−WLH−KS  \n12  \nPlaintiff(s),  \n13 STANDING ORDER  \nv. FOR NEWLY  \n14 ISSUANCE, INC., et al. ASSIGNED CIVIL CASES  \n15  \nDefendant(s) .  \n16  \n17  \n18  \n19  \n20 READ THIS ORDER CAREFULLY. IT CONTROLS THIS CASE  \n21 AND DIFFERS IN SOME RESPECTS FROM THE LOCAL RULES.  \n22 This case has been assigned to United States District Judge Wesley L. Hsu.  \n23 Both the Court and all counsel bear responsibility for the progress of litigation in  \n24 this Court.“Counsel,” as used in this Order, includes attorneys and parties who  \n25 have elected to appear without an attorney and are representing themselves in  \n26 this civil litigation (hereinafter referred to as “Pro Se Litigants”) . To secure the  \n27 just, speedy, and inexpensive determination of every action, all counsel are  \n28 ordered to comply with this Order, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and  \n1.  \nCase 2:23-cv-00696-WLH-KS Document 82 Filed 07/26/23 Page 2 of 18 Page ID \\#:1440  \n1 and the Local Rules of the Central District of California. See L.R. 1-3 and  \n2 83-2.2.3.  \n3 A.  GENERAL REQUIREMENTS  \n4 1. Service of Order. Counsel for the plaintiff must immediately serve  \n5 this Order on all parties, including any new parties to the action. If this case was  \n6 removed from state court, the defendant that removed the case must serve this  \n7 Order on all other parties.  \n8 2. Pro Se Litigants. Only individuals may represent themselves. A  \n9 corporation or other entity must be represented by counsel. If counsel seeks to  \n10 withdraw, counsel must advise the entity of the dire consequences of failing to  \n11 obtain substitute counsel before seeking withdrawal−i.e., a plaintiff entity’s  \n12 case will be dismissed or a defendant entity will default. See L.R. 83-2.3.4. The  \n13 following links may be helpful to Pro Se Litigants: (a) General information on  \n14 how parties may represent themselves in civil cases in the Central District of  \n15 California can be found at [https://www.prose.cacd.uscourts.gov/](https://www.prose.cacd.uscourts.gov/) ; (b) Local Civil  \n16 Rules for the Central District of California can be found at  \n17 [https://www.cacd.uscourts.gov/court-procedures/local-rules](https://www.cacd.uscourts.gov/court-procedures/local-rules) ; (c) Federal Rules of  \n18 Civil Procedure can be found at [https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp](https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp).  \n19 3. Presence of Lead Trial Counsel. Lead trial counsel shall attend all  \n20 proceedings set by this Court, including scheduling, settlement, and pretrial  \n21 conferences, as well as trials. Lead trial counsel must be prepared to address and  \n22 resolve all matters within the scope of the proceeding. Only one attorney for a  \n23 party may be designated as lead trial counsel unless otherwise permitted by the  \n24 Court. If a second lead trial counsel is permitted by the Court, both counsel must  \n25 attend the pretrial conference. Believing that young lawyers need more  \n26 opportunities for appearances than they usually receive, the Court encourages lead  \n27 trial counsel to permit junior counsel, of five or fewer years out oflaw school, to  \n28 fully participate in Court proceedings, including arguing motions and examining  \n2.  \nCase 2:23-cv-00696-WLH-KS Document 82 Filed 07/26/23 Page 3 of 18 Page ID \\#:1441  \n1 witnesses.  \n2 4. Counsel Calendar Conflicts. If any counsel discovers a calendar  \n3 conflict with a scheduled appearance, counsel must inform opposing counsel and  \n4 the Court’s Courtroom Deputy (CRD) via Chambers email at  \n5 WLH_[Chambers@cacd.uscourts.gov](Chambers@cacd.uscourts.gov) as soon as possible and not later than three  \n6 (3) days before the scheduled appearance. Counsel should attempt to agree on a  \n7 new date to accom","cbCaipaSvk7qd5sE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipaSvk7qd5sE","pdf",64266,"English","# A. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS\n## Service of Order\n## Pro Se Litigants\n## Presence of Lead Trial Counsel\n## Counsel Calendar Conflicts\n## Communications with Chambers\n## Civility","[{\"question\":\"Who has been assigned to the civil case under this Standing Order?\",\"answer\":\"The case has been assigned to United States District Judge Wesley L. Hsu.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the representation rules for Pro Se Litigants and entities?\",\"answer\":\"Only individuals may represent themselves. 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