Review of Assignments to Multiple Contractors and Mixture of Cases Clause Samples

The 'Review of Assignments to Multiple Contractors and Mixture of Cases' clause establishes procedures for overseeing and coordinating work that is distributed among several contractors or involves a variety of case types. In practice, this clause typically requires a designated party to monitor assignments, ensure that tasks are appropriately allocated, and address any overlaps or conflicts that may arise between contractors or case categories. Its core function is to maintain efficiency and clarity in project management, preventing duplication of effort and ensuring that all assignments are handled effectively.
Review of Assignments to Multiple Contractors and Mixture of Cases. In counties where more than one Contractor provides legal services, periodic review shall include a review by PDSC, the court, and the Contractors of the number of appointments made to each Contractor. If the review shows that there is a substantial disparity in the actual appointment rates and the rates contemplated under the contracts, PDSC shall notify the court and Contractors that appointment rates must be adjusted and corrected, to the extent total cases are available. Similarly, if the periodic review discloses a substantial disparity between the case mix under the contract and the case mix actually assigned to Contractor, PDSC will notify the court and Contractors that appointment case mix must be adjusted and corrected, to the extent total cases are available. (See Section 7.8.2.5)
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Review of Assignments to Multiple Contractors and Mixture of Cases. In counties where more than one Contractor provides legal services, periodic review shall include a review by SCA, the court, and the Contractors of the number of appointments made to each Contractor. If the review shows that there is a substantial disparity in the actual appointment rates and the rates contemplated under the contracts, SCA shall notify the court and Contractors that appointment rates must be adjusted and corrected, to the extent total cases are available. Similarly, if the periodic review discloses a substantial disparity between the case mix under the contract and the case mix actually assigned to Contractor, SCA will notify the court and Contractors that appointment case mix must be adjusted and corrected, to the extent total cases are available. (See Section 7.8.2.5)
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Review of Assignments to Multiple Contractors and Mixture of Cases. In counties where more than one Contractor provides legal services, periodic review shall include a review by OPDS of the number of appointments made to each Contractor. If the review shows that there is a substantial disparity in the actual appointment rates and the rates contemplated under the contracts, OPDS shall notify the court and Contractors that appointment rates must be adjusted and corrected, to the extent total cases are available. Similarly, if the periodic review discloses a substantial disparity between the case mix under the contract and the case mix actually assigned to Contractor, OPDS shall notify the court and Contractors that appointment case mix must be adjusted and corrected, to the extent total cases are available. (See Section 7.8.2.5)
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