Williams v. Department of Health and Human Services

How courts have described this case

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• overruling objection to Report and Recommendation when objecting party failed to “point to any specific evidence or develop any particularized arguments identifying discrete factual issues that are in dispute”
• \A court confronted with an unopposed summary judgment motion is still required to test the undisputed facts in the crucible of the applicable law in order to ascertain whether summary judgment is warranted.\ (citation modified)
• “district courts possess wide latitude in the exercise of their case-management authority”
• “To ensure the fair and prompt adjudication of cases, a district court must be able to manage its docket effectively and efficiently” and district courts are afforded “a wide margin of discretion in the performance of their case-management functions.”
• “To ensure the fair and prompt adjudication of cases, a district court must be able to manage its docket effectively and efficiently” and district courts are afforded “a wide margin of discretion in the performance of their case-management functions.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).