Rosa Lee Vickers Powell v. Laurent v. Radkins, Jr., M.D.

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• explaining that a court may in its discretion deny summary judgment as to portions of a case in order to achieve “a more orderly or expeditious handling of the entire litigation”
• “A court, in its discretion in shaping the case for trial, may deny summary judgment as to portions of the case that are ripe therefor, for the purpose of achieving a more orderly or expeditious handling of the entire litigation.”
• “A court, in its discretion in shaping the case for trial, may deny summary judgment as to portions of the case that are ripe therefor, for the purpose of achieving a more orderly or expeditious handling of the entire litigation.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).