Case Load Limits Clause Samples
The Case Load Limits clause sets a maximum number of cases or assignments that a party, such as a service provider or professional, can be responsible for at any given time. In practice, this clause may specify a numerical cap on active cases or clients, ensuring that workloads remain manageable and service quality is maintained. By establishing clear boundaries on case volume, the clause helps prevent overextension, reduces the risk of errors, and ensures that each case receives adequate attention.
Case Load Limits. Attorney, having knowledge of the case load limits set forth in the Washington State Standards for Indigent Defense and after consideration of the requirement to reduce the maximum number of indigent defense cases he or she will accept based upon privately retained clients and other contracts for legal work - including other indigent defense services, hereby agrees to accept no more than cases under this contract
Case Load Limits. Attorney agrees to take the types cases listed below, along with the minimum and maximum number of cases per year:
Case Load Limits. A committee consisting of administrators appointed by the BOCES’ District Superintendent and Association members appointed by the President, will meet to explore and recommend case load limits for those required to provide Medicaid documentation, to the BOCES District Superintendent and Association President.
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