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1. Type of Verdict: The type of the verdict.
2. Verdict Date: The date of the verdict.
3. Last Date for Post Trial Motion: The deadline to make post-trial motions. Clicking the Appointment button to the right of this field will open an Add/Edit Appointment panel for a new appointment with Trial selected as the Activity Type; this field will contain the date of the created appointment. This field does not appear if Mistrial is selected in Type of Verdict.
4. Abstract Received: The date your firm received the abstract of the judgment. This field does not appear if Mistrial is selected in Type of Verdict.
5. Last Date to File Notice of Appeal: The deadline to file a notice of appeal. This field does not appear if Mistrial is selected in Type of Verdict.
6. Critical Deadline: Whether the deadline to file a notice of appeal should be considered a critical deadline for the case. If this field is selected, a corresponding critical deadline will automatically be created on the Critical Deadlines page, set to the date in the Last Date to File Notice of Appeal field. This field does not appear if Mistrial is selected in Type of Verdict.
7. Last Date for Settle Judgment: The deadline to settle the judgment. Clicking the Appointment button to the right of this field will open an Add/Edit Appointment panel for a new appointment with Trial selected as the Activity Type; this field will contain the date of the created appointment. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
8. Proposed Judgment Served/Received: The date the proposed judgment was served or received by your firm. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
9. Proposed Judgment Method of Service: The method of service of the proposed judgment. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
10. Judgment Settlement: The date of settlement of the judgment. Clicking the Appointment button to the right of this field will open an Add/Edit Appointment panel for a new appointment with Trial selected as the Activity Type; this field will contain the date of the created appointment. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
11. Last Date of File Proposed Counter Judgment: The deadline to file a proposed counter judgment. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
12. Proposed Counter Judgment Served/Received: The date the proposed counter judgment was served or received by your firm. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
13. Proposed Counter Judgment Method of Service: The method of service of the proposed counter judgment. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
14. Amount: The amount of the judgment. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
15. Judgment Date: The date of the judgment. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict
16. Entered Judgment & Bill of Cost Served/Received: The date the notice of entry of the judgment and bill of costs were served or received by your firm. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
17. Bill of Cost Method of Service: The method of service of the bill of costs. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
18. Payment of Judge Due: The deadline to pay the judge (if the case was heard by a private judge). Clicking the Appointment button to the right of this field will open an Add/Edit Appointment panel for a new appointment with Trial selected as the Activity Type; this field will contain the date of the created appointment. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
19. Type: Whether the verdict covered the question of liability, of damages, or of both. This field does not appear unless Plaintiff is selected in Type of Verdict.
20. Description: The description of the verdict.
21. Comments: Any comments about the verdict.
22. Defendants: The defendants covered by the verdict. This field does not appear unless Defendant is selected in Type of Verdict.
23. New Trial Date: The date a retrial is scheduled to begin. Clicking the Appointment button to the right of this field will open an Add/Edit Appointment panel for a new appointment with Trial selected as the Activity Type; this field will contain the date of the created appointment. This field does not appear unless Mistrial is selected in Type of Verdict.

The Appeals page allows you to view and record the details of appeals in the case.

The Structure of This Page

Note: The Add Defendant Details [Verdict] button, Defendant Details [Verdict] table, Add Plaintiff Details button, and Plaintiff Details table are all associated with an individual row of the Verdicts table, and only appear if the row is set to display subtables. Additionally, the Add Defendant Details [Plaintiff] button, Defendant Details [Plaintiff] table, Add Interest Details, and Interest Details table are all associated with an individual row of an individual Plaintiff Details table, and only appear if the row is set to display subtables. For that reason, whether these tables appear in your Verdicts page, and where in the Verdicts or Plaintiff Details table they appear, will depend on which row, if any, of the Verdicts and Plaintiff Details tables is set to display subtables. See Subtables and the Open/Closed Column.

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1. Add Verdict button. Used to add a new verdict to the case file. See Adding a Verdict.
2. Verdicts table. Contains the verdict details and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Verdicts Table.
3. Add Defendant Details [Verdict] button. Used to add basic details about a defendant's percentage of

The Court UDFs page contains all user-defined fields for the case's case type that have Court as their Screen value. It is used to store any information about the court, judge, dockets, or related subjects that is not otherwise covered by some page in SmartAdvocate. See the UDF Editor page for creating and managing user-defined fields, for a description of the available field formats, and for an explanation of how user-defined fields are organized on this and other UDF pages.

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