What is a pre trial brief?

A pre-trial brief is a legal document submitted by parties involved in a court case, outlining their arguments, evidence, and legal theories before the trial begins. It serves to inform the court and opposing parties of the key issues and positions each side will present during the trial. This document typically includes summaries of relevant facts, legal precedents, and any anticipated legal motions. Pre-trial briefs help streamline the trial process by clarifying the scope of the issues to be addressed.