It is no accident that chancery, matrimonial and federal courts enlist a case management system to move their dockets.
This is precisely because it is a highly efficient way of monitoring and moving along a case that has been too often neglected for the majority of matters. Because it involves a continual case review by one judge leading generally to reasoned and informed decision-making by one potential tier of fact, case management is the most effective route.
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