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UTCR 6.200 — PRETRIAL SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES

2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 6 · physical PDF page 10–11 · 2026

6.200 PRETRIAL SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES
(1) Each judicial district may adopt an SLR 6.012, or an SLR in chapter 12 if that
chapter is dedicated to alternative dispute resolution, providing for a uniform
pretrial settlement conference procedure for use in all circuit court civil cases,
including dissolution of marriage and post-judgment modification proceedings.
The SLR shall be designed to most effectively meet the needs of the judges,
attorneys, and litigants in each district and to promote early pretrial settlements.
(2) Each SLR under this section, if adopted, should include the following provisions:
(a) If one party requests a pretrial settlement conference, the settlement
conference must be held and must be conducted according to the procedure
set forth in the SLR.  However, the pretrial settlement conference will not be
required if the opposing party demonstrates good cause why the settlement
conference should not be held.
(b) Each party or representative of a corporation or insurance company who has
full authority to settle and compromise the litigation must personally appear at
the pretrial settlement conference; however, the judge may permit telephone
appearances for good cause.
(c) Each settlement conference shall be scheduled to allow adequate time for
meaningful settlement discussions.  Additional settlement conferences may
be scheduled by the judge or by agreement of all attorneys and parties.
(d) The pretrial settlement conferences shall not delay the trial scheduling.
2026 UTCR 6.11
(3) Each SLR under this UTCR section, if adopted, should specify:
(a) Whether the settlement conference judge shall be permitted to act as trial
judge if the case does not settle.
(b) Whether a pretrial statement or other document must be submitted to the
judge prior to the pretrial settlement conference, when it should be submitted,
and whether it should be confidential or nonconfidential.
(c) Whether and under what circumstances materials or notes prepared by the
pretrial settlement judge may be placed in the trial court file in the event that
the case does not settle.
(d) The methods for reporting settlement and removing the case from the active
trial docket.
(e) Whether a trial-setting conference shall be held prior to the pretrial settlement
conference.
(4) SLR 6.012 is reserved for SLR adopted under this UTCR section.

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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/2026_UTCR_ch6.pdf