"case handling" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the management or processing of a legal, medical, or administrative case. Example: Our law firm specializes in efficient and thorough case handling, ensuring that all our clients receive personalized attention and the best possible outcome for their case.
Other Information on the Web: Supreme Court of the United States (//www.supremecourtus.gov/) includes recent opinions, a calendar, case handling guides, and court rules.
Other Information on the Web: The official site of the Supreme Court of the United States (//www.supremecourtus.gov/) includes recent opinions, a calendar, case handling guides, court rules and more.
In December 2011 Lincolnshire named G4S, a private-sector security firm, its preferred bidder for a £200m, ten-year contract to look after the usual IT, custody suites and the like but also case handling, offender management and more.
As part of our recent disability-hate-crime action plan, a best-practice model is now available to aid prosecutors in decisions related to disability hate crime and we have just introduced an assurance regime to improve the quality and consistency of case handling.
This is integrated with a case handling system.
We evaluate strategic, design, and operational issues for three key modules: regular case handling system (RCHS), non-regular case handling system (IRCHS), and less-than case handling system (LCHS).
It was the first case handled by Carmen Chevalier, the lead prosecutor of a three-member team.
Ms. Sotomayor, who assisted a lead prosecutor in the case, handled half the witnesses.
There is no indication that Moscow wanted the case handled differently.
Mr. Everett plays the opposing counsel on a case handled by Tara Wilson (Rhona Mitra), an ex-lover, and Shirley Schmidt Candice Bergenn).
A case handled by Rose Weber, a lawyer in Manhattan, in some ways illustrates how the new rules affected her client.
