Bankruptcy court announces amendment to local pre-trial procedure rule

James R. Ahler, Chief Judge
James R. Ahler, Chief Judge
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The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Indiana announced on Apr. 8 a change to one of its local rules regarding pre-trial procedures.

This update is important for attorneys and parties involved in bankruptcy proceedings, as it may affect how cases are managed before trial.

The specific change concerns Local Rule B-7016-1, which governs pre-trial procedures in the court. The order that formally adopts this amendment has been made available to the public online at the court’s website.

Amber E. Craig, Clerk of Court, signed and released the notice about this amendment dated April 7, 2026. The announcement provides transparency about changes that could impact ongoing or future cases in the district.

Further information and details about the amended rule can be found by reviewing the official order published by the court.



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