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Judicial efficiency matters, but keeping attorneys stuck in court to force settlements can create ethical and logistical problems. The post Judges Should Not Weaponize Delays To Fo...
Forum shopping, that taboo practice in which a litigant chooses the most favourable jurisdiction to try a case, is generally looked down upon. Indeed, courts frown upon the practic...
The fastest civil trial courts in the country are currently in the Eastern District of Virginia and the Southern District of Florida, and their chief judges provide insights into t...
Introduction The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India clarified the use of Order XIII-A Code of Civil Procedure (“CPC”) for summary judgment in commercial matters through its landmark de...
“Unfortunately, without a modest increase in fees, we will not be able to collect enough money to cover the costs of delivering the case management system that the federal courts m...
The federal judiciary is signaling that two pressures are converging: too few judges and too little money. In its latest policy action, the Judicial Conference of the United States...
The federal judiciary is signaling that two pressures are converging: too few judges and too little money. In its latest policy action, the Judicial Conference of the United States...
From Judge April Perry (N.D. Ill.) today in Doe v. Thomas. Some context: Plaintiff's motion for a protective order [51]… The post "Needless Cost Increases" from "Both Counsels' Cho...
Among other things, "Don't do things that shift work from lawyer to judge."
Yesterday’s decision in Keathley v. Buddy Ayers Construction squarely rejected a “rigid” rule adopted by the lower court to punish the failure of a debtor in bankruptcy to mention...
Solo and small firm attorneys often manage every aspect of practice on their own, making efficiency essential rather than optional. Low-cost, quick strategies to improve workflow,...
New data show what insurers already know: the civil justice system cannot keep pace
Madras High Court holds judges must actively engage during hearings and cannot decide cases on unraised issues, upholding natural justice.
Federal judges are rethinking their workflows and the guidance that they offer self-represented litigants to manage the rise of pro se case filings.
As the Supreme Court enters the final stretch of its term, the legal industry is closely watching a cluster of pending decisions that could reshape litigation strategy, regulatory...
As the Supreme Court enters the final stretch of its term, the legal industry is closely watching a cluster of pending decisions that could reshape litigation strategy, regulatory...
To fulfill its mission of uniformity in patent law while avoiding the challenges of en banc hearings, the Federal Circuit should institute mini en bancs — allowing regular three-ju...
U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel of the District of South Carolina discussed the "perplexing" and "mystifying" aspects of the U.S. Supreme Court's emergency docket with Justice K...
If you think civil lawsuits take way too long in Canada, you’re in good company. But one high-profile suit recently went from claim to final hearing in less than 30 hours. Ontario...
याचिका में यह भी अनुरोध किया गया था कि देश की सभी अदालतों पर लागू होने वाली एक समान राष्ट्रीय मामला प्रबंधन नीति तैयार कर उसे लागू किया जाए, यानी सभी अदालतों में मामलों के निपटारे...
Congress has already completed a key piece of legal-system business for fiscal year 2026: the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026 is now law, including both the Judiciary Appropr...
Congress has already completed a key piece of legal-system business for fiscal year 2026: the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026 is now law, including both the Judiciary Appropr...
The average time it takes for a civil court ruling to be issued has more than halved under a new judicial reform, falling from 774 days to 357 over 18 months of implementation.
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