With hopes of beginning in earnest to chip away at growing case backlogs this fall potentially dashed by the Delta variant, judges are increasingly looking to clear room on their dockets by pushing civil litigants to settle.
August 12, 2021 at 10:00 PM
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With hopes of beginning in earnest to chip away at growing case backlogs this fall potentially dashed by the Delta variant, judges are increasingly looking to clear room on their dockets by pushing civil litigants to settle.
Just a few months ago, court leaders were gearing up for a return to something resembling normalcy and the opportunity to finally begin getting their arms around case backlogs that had swelled during the pandemic.
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