To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Good news for lawyers preparing for trial in New York’s Commercial Division—you can finally delete that old copy of WordPerfect. An upcoming amendment to the rule governing pre-trial memoranda, exhibits, and requests to charge makes a few changes that trial-ready attorneys should note. Attorneys practicing in the paperless commercial parts will now submit their pre-trial documents on a USB flash drive. Hard copies are no longer required. If you’re practicing in the other commercial parts, submit your pre-trial memoranda and requests to charge in a Word document with twelve-point type. Your trial exhibits should be in an indexed binder or notebook with a copy for the court and each attorney, but you need not submit witness binders.