SLR 5-5.015: SUMMARY JUDGMENT MOTIONS

Motions for summary judgment (ORCP 47 motions) are scheduled and heard by the court unless a case is in arbitration and the motion will be heard by the arbitrator, or there is a time constraint and the motion cannot be set prior to the trial on the regular docket, at which time, parties will need to file a motion, declaration and proposed order to continue the trial date to allow time for the motion for summary judgment to be heard. A motion is not considered filed if the motion fee is not paid. Once filed, the motion will be scheduled, and parties will be notified. It is not necessary to file a motion to continue a summary judgment hearing if all parties agree to a reset. Page 7 of 37