Local Rule LCvR 26.3: CERTIFICATION BY SERVING OR FILING ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS

LCvR 26.3 CERTIFICATION BY SERVING OR FILING ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS Unless actual notice to the contrary is given in writing by the serving party, service under these Local Civil Rules of any electronic document containing an electronic representation of the original signature of any person shall constitute a certification by the server that as of the time of service he or she is in possession of the signer's actual original signature on a hard copy of the electronic document served. Service by a party or any counsel under LCvRs 33, 34 or 36 of responses to interrogatories, requests for production or requests for admission ("Written Discovery") shall constitute a certification by the server of such responses that no alteration has been made to the Written Discovery as originally served upon such party or counsel. The filing with the Court for any purpose by any party or counsel of Written Discovery or responses thereto served in electronic form pursuant to LCvRs 33, 34 and 36 shall constitute the certification by such party or counsel that the content of such electronic document so filed is the same as when it was served or received by the filing party.