Case Management Plan
/ˈkeɪs ˈmænɪdʒmənt plæn/
Definitions
- (n.) A procedural document outlining the schedule, steps, and methods for managing a legal case from initiation through resolution.
The judge approved the case management plan to ensure timely progress of the litigation.
- (n.) A court-approved framework that coordinates discovery, motions, and trial preparation to promote efficient case handling.
The parties submitted a joint case management plan to streamline pretrial activities.
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- case management plan
- case management plans
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Commentary
The case management plan is crucial for controlling litigation pace and reducing delays; drafters should ensure clarity on deadlines and responsibilities to avoid disputes.
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