Rule 118. Post-Trial Procedures; Appeal

(a) Form of Judgment, Costs and Attorneys' Fees. After the jury returns its verdict, the judge must direct the prevailing party to prepare a statement of costs, a request for attorney's fees, if any, and a judgment, as provided in Civil Rules 54 and 58. Other parties may file objections as provided by the Civil Rules. The judge may then proceed to enter judgment on the verdict. (b) Verdict Exceeding Limit. If a jury verdict exceeds the monetary limit for the FASTAR program or a limit set by statute, the court must nevertheless enter a judgment for the full verdict amount. (c) Post-trial Motions. A party may file post-trial motions as provided in other civil cases. (d) Appeal. A final judgment entered at the conclusion of a Fast Trial is appealable to the Court of Appeals as provided by law.