[twinkiedooter]

A case management conference is similar to a PreTrial hearing. It's just a way for the Judge to assess the case in a nutshell and for the parties to declare that they still have a viable case and that no, they have not settled it. It's usually civil cases and not criminal cases. Some states call it case management. Other states call it PreTrial. Either way, it's a way for the Judge to get a snapshot of what's to come if the case goes to trial, how many days to set aside, etc.

[twinkiedooter]

Exie, dear, I guess you don't go to civil court that much. You're allowed to not know. And, at case management conferences and/or PreTrial conferences the attorneys usually go and do the talking. The defendants and/or plaintiffs usually attend but don't do any talking.

And you're a good dancer. JudyKT says so.