Case Administration
/ˈkeɪs əˌdmɪnɪˈstreɪʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) The process of managing and organizing the procedural aspects of a legal case, including filings, scheduling, and compliance with court rules.
Effective case administration ensures that trials proceed smoothly and efficiently.
- (n.) The administrative framework within courts or legal offices designed to oversee case handling and docket management.
The court's case administration unit handles all documentation and scheduling matters.
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Commentary
Case administration focuses primarily on procedural and organizational tasks supporting litigation, distinct from substantive legal case management which may include strategy and negotiation.
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