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I’m assembling the exhibit bundle for a hearing [deadline=tomorrow] and need it court-ready: numbered pages, contents …

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I’m assembling the exhibit bundle for a hearing [deadline=tomorrow] and need it court-ready: numbered pages, contents list, and annotations for counsel. I’m new to court filings and worried the clerk will reject it. Check the bundle for order, missing piece, accessibility of PDFs, and whether any exhibit needs a redaction. Produce the final contents list and the short cover letter to the clerk that anticipates common questions.
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Hearing tomorrow and exhibits must be convincing and compliant

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