(b) At scheduled pretrial conferences in civil actions, the parties shall be prepared to consider and discuss any relevant matters that may expedite the economical disposition of the action, including, but not limited to: (i) whether the pleadings are completed and all issues of fact have been joined; (ii) the progress or completion of discovery, whether a good faith effort to complete discovery has been, or is being, made, and any allegations of non-compliance; (iii) the stipulation of undisputed facts; (iv) material points of law; (v) the nature of the case, the theories of the parties, admitted facts, and facts remaining in dispute; (vi) the exchange of any documents or exhibits to be employed at trial, including medical reports, lab reports, and evidence of special damages, including medical bills; (vii) any foreseeable special accommodations or considerations for witnesses; and (viii) the estimated length of trial.

(c) The Court may at any pretrial conference order the parties to submit memoranda of law regarding any issues expected to arise at trial.

(b) At such times, the parties shall be prepared to inform the Court of any alleged non-compliance by the opposing party with any discovery or reciprocal discovery previously ordered by the Court.

(c) Counsel for a defendant shall, prior to a pretrial conference, consult with the defendant regarding the propriety and feasibility of a plea agreement; and the Commonwealth shall, prior to a pretrial conference, consult with and advise the prosecuting witness(es) concerning the same.