Don't Let Your Arkansas Exhibits Get Rejected
Get the complete Arkansas exhibit requirements checklist. Know exactly what Set by the circuit court's scheduling/pretrial order — no exhibit-specific Arkansas rule confirmed requires before your filing deadline.
- Exhibit exchange deadlines in Arkansas are set per court order.
- Exhibit practice in Arkansas centers on the Arkansas Circuit Courts.
- Arkansas's e-filing file-size limit is commonly cited as 10 MB per document (30 MB per submission), but limits change — confirm the current limit with the court or clerk before filing.
- Pulaski County (Little Rock): State capital - largest caseload.
- Benton County (NW Arkansas): Fast-growing region.
- Arkansas's exhibit procedure is governed by ARCP Rule 26.
- A common Arkansas exhibit-filing mistake: incorrect file format on eFlex.
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Every year, Arkansas courts reject exhibits for:
- Wrong marking convention
- Missing electronic bookmarks
- Non-compliant file formats
This guide prevents those mistakes.
Quick Reference
These conventions reflect common practice but have not been independently verified with the court — confirm with your clerk before filing.
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Note: This guide provides general information, not legal advice. Court rules change, and local variations exist. Always verify current requirements with the specific court where you are filing.
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About Arkansas Exhibit Requirements
Arkansas circuit courts file through eFlex (efile.arcourts.gov), mandatory for all licensed attorneys. The state has 28 judicial circuits—judges routinely customize exhibit exchange deadlines through scheduling orders, so that order is always the controlling deadline. Pulaski County (Little Rock) runs the largest civil docket.
Court rules and e-filing requirements change frequently. Verify current requirements with your local court clerk or official court website before filing. This content is for general reference only and does not constitute legal advice.
What's in the Guide
- Complete Arkansas exhibit marking requirements
- eFlex e-filing system procedures and technical requirements
- County-specific rules for Pulaski (Little Rock) and Benton County
- Mandatory statewide e-filing system guide (eFlex)
- Circuit court exhibit requirements across 28 judicial circuits
- File size limits and PDF formatting rules (10 MB per document, 30 MB per submission)
- Pre-trial disclosure requirements: 30 days before trial
- ARCP Rule 26 citations and compliance requirements
County-Specific Rules Covered
Pulaski County (Little Rock)
- • State capital - largest caseload
- • Complex commercial litigation
Benton County (NW Arkansas)
- • Fast-growing region
- • Corporate headquarters in area
Pro Tips Included
- •Register for eFlex before filing deadline
- •Check circuit-specific local rules
- •Pre-trial orders set specific deadlines
- •File objections within the 14-day window after receiving the exhibit disclosure
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- 1.Missing circuit-specific deadlines
- 2.Not filing objections within 14 days
- 3.Incorrect file format on eFlex
- 4.Assuming the 30-day disclosure default applies when the court has set a different deadline by order
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Arkansas Exhibit FAQs
What are the Arkansas exhibit marking requirements?
Arkansas courts require exhibits to be marked with party prefix and sequential numbering. Plaintiffs use P-1, P-2, P-3 format and defendants use D-1, D-2, D-3 format. Exhibit disclosure dates are set by the circuit court's scheduling or pretrial order; Arkansas has no confirmed fixed statewide deadline, so read the order in your case.
Does Arkansas require e-filing for exhibits?
Yes, Arkansas has mandatory e-filing for all attorneys through eFlex (Arkansas eFlex). Circuit courts across all 28 judicial circuits require electronic filing of trial exhibits at eflex.arcourts.gov. The file size limit is 10 MB per document (30 MB per submission) in PDF format.
What is the exhibit exchange deadline in Arkansas?
Arkansas has no confirmed fixed statewide exhibit disclosure deadline. The date is set by the circuit court's scheduling or pretrial order, along with the window for objections — confirm the assigned judge's order. Check your circuit-specific local rules and pre-trial orders for additional requirements.
Are there special exhibit rules for Pulaski County courts?
Yes, Pulaski County (Little Rock) is the largest circuit in Arkansas and operates a Business Court division for complex commercial litigation. The Business Court may have additional exhibit requirements and earlier disclosure deadlines. Register for eFlex early and check circuit-specific local rules.
What are the special considerations for NW Arkansas corporate cases?
Northwest Arkansas (Benton and Washington Counties) is home to Walmart, Tyson Foods, J.B. Hunt, and other major corporations. Cases involving these companies often require extensive document production and ESI protocols under ARCP Rule 26(b)(2). Anticipate large-volume discovery, meet and confer on ESI production formats early, and ensure privilege logs are comprehensive. The fast-growing region also sees significant real estate and employment litigation requiring organized exhibit management.
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