6106.610 Motions [Rule 610].
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Motions are strictly limited and should ordinarily be made orally during the initial conference under Rule 607. A later motion may be filed. A party may make a procedural motion, such as to extend time. An applicant may move for voluntary dismissal. No party may move for:
e.g.,(a) A prehearing merits decision ( summary judgment or dismissal for failure to state a claim); or
(b) An involuntary prehearing dismissal other than on the merits, except on the grounds that an arbitration request is untimely. A panel ordinarily issues one decision per arbitration.
[91 FR 3796, Jan. 28, 2026]
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