89 Economical litigation docket

Kentucky courts have a special docket called the economical litigation docket. It's meant to handle certain kinds of cases in a faster, simpler way than regular court cases. The types of cases that go on this docket include contract disputes, personal injury claims, property damage cases, disputes over property rights, and cases involving the termination of parental rights.

If your case falls into one of these categories, it will generally follow the same rules as any other civil case in Kentucky (Rules 1 through 87), plus whatever local rules your specific court has. However, Rules 89 through 97 add some extra steps or changes that apply only to cases on this special docket. These extra rules are designed to speed things up and cut down on costs, since these types of cases often don't need the same lengthy process as more complicated lawsuits.

For people involved in one of these cases, this means your case may move through the court system faster than other types of lawsuits. You should pay close attention to the specific rules numbered 89 through 97, since they may set different deadlines or procedures than what you'd expect in a typical civil case.