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Ohio motion for new trial deadline

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In Ohio, you generally must move for a new trial within 28 days after entry of the judgment (Ohio Civ. R. 59(B)).

Ohio Civ. R. 59(B)
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Estimates based on standard Ohio rules and court-holiday closures. For use by licensed attorneys only. This calculator is for informational purposes, is not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Verify every deadline and citation against the applicable rules and court orders before relying on it. See our Terms.

How the deadline works

Under Ohio Civ. R. 59(B), the motion for new trial is due within 28 days after entry of the judgment. Rule 59(B) also governs additur/remittitur, prejudgment interest, and attorney-fee motions, all 28 days. Filing within 28 days tolls the appeal. A deadline landing on a weekend or court holiday moves to the next business day.

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Questions

How long do I have to move for a new trial in Ohio?
Generally 28 days after entry of the judgment, under Ohio Civ. R. 59(B).

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