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W. Va. Trial Ct. R. 26.05
Panel Duties
The Panel shall:
(a) develop and implement case management and trial methodologies to fairly and expeditiously resolve Mass Litigation referred to the Panel by the Chief Justice;
(b) preside in Mass Litigation or proceedings therein referred by the Chief Justice;
(c) request the assignment by the Chief Justice of additional active or senior status circuit court judges to assist the Panel in resolving Mass Litigation or proceedings therein as needed, and provide assistance and guidance to such judges when assigned;
(d) recommend for adoption by the Supreme Court of Appeals rules for conducting the business of the Panel as needed;
(e) report periodically to the Chief Justice concerning the Panel's activities;
(f) take such action as is reasonably necessary and incidental to the powers and responsibilities conferred by this rule or by the specific directive of the Chief Justice; and
(g) develop and implement plans for central organization, including, but not limited to staffing, record keeping, and other assistance for the management of Mass Litigation, the transfer and storage of Mass Litigation court files to the appropriate circuit, the implementation of appropriate technology, and the adoption of necessary rules and procedures.
Provenance
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- courtswv.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
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