A new program rolling out in state courts should be of interest to civil litigators tired of spending hours sitting around a courthouse, only to argue motions to a judge unfamiliar with their case.
The individual calendaring program will assign certain civil cases to one particular judge through the pleading process, discovery and trial – from “cradle to grave,” said Judge Douglas Mintz, the presiding civil judge for the Stamford/Norwalk Judicial District.
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