This posting reviews the caseflow management technique of providing dispute resolution and settlement practices.
Court Leadership and Caseflow Management – the Practice of Early, Regular, and Continuous Oversight
This issue, #6 in a series, reviews caseflow management practices for early, regular, and continuous case oversight.
Court Leadership and Caseflow Management – the Practice of Caseload Inventory and Backlog Monitoring
This posting reviews the important caseflow management practice of knowing the case inventory and monitoring any backlogs.
Court Leadership and Caseflow Management – the Practice of Case Calendaring, Assignment, and Events
Caseflow management includes paying attention to case assignment, calendaring, and events. This posting summarizes best practices.
Court Leadership and Caseflow Management – Profile of the Practice of Using Performance Goals and Targets
This posting describes the court leadership caseflow management practice of using performance goals and targets - important foundations for accountability.
Court Leadership and Caseflow Management – Profile of the Practice of Leadership
This posting profiles one of the proven caseflow management practices - that of leadership. Included are examples of when leadership is used for caseflow and case handling.
Court Leadership and Caseflow Management – a Briefing Series
Court leaders usually have direct or indirect responsibility for caseflow management. What is caseflow management? This posting introduces a series on caseflow management best practices. Postings will provide examples of each proven practice and include examples and illustrations of the practice in use.
Court Leaders as “Masters” and “Maestros” of Caseflow Management
Court Leaders Should be Masters and Maestros of Caseflow Management.
Court Leadership – the Competency of Caseflow and Workflow Management
Caseflow management is at the center of what courts do. This post shares information about caseflow management practices.
Leadership and Accountability
Court leaders are increasingly responsible for court performance and accountability. This article reviews why leaders should embrace the use of performance measures.
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