“Bottom Line Up Front”
I just came across this section heading in a federal filing; an excerpt:
The principle that one should include at the very beginning a quick summary of what the filer is asking for and why is familiar; usually the Introduction or Summary of Argument does that. But this is the first time I’ve seen it expressly labeled that way, and it turns out to be fairly common at least in federal courts in the Western District of North Carolina, likely because of this Standing Order:
A memorandum of
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