Definitions for "ENE"
Early Neutral Evaluation. An expert is appointed to review the case then tell the parties what the likely outcome would be if they went to trial. ENE is not binding and enables the parties to negotiate a settlement having heard the evaluation. The downside is that the outcome is out of the control of the parties, and a 'bad' result for one side leaves them in a relatively poor negotiating position.
Early Neutral Evaluation. An assessment (see Assessment) of a dispute, usually conducted at the beginning of a court-connected ADR process. Developed in the federal district court in the Northern District of California. ENE helps parties and their legal counsel to determine the strengths and weaknesses of their case through neutral analysis. Designed to be used prior to significant discovery.
Early Neutral Evaluation. A dispute resolution process designed to expedite court cases that are in the early pretrial stage. Attorneys and their clients who have filed a case in court meet with a private neutral, sometimes voluntarily and sometimes at the behest of the court. The neutral assesses the issues and positions of each side and offers an opinion of how the case will fare at trail, in an effort to encourage negotiation and settlement. Discovery management can also arise from this process.
Keywords:  lact, maint, tec, lactation, rations
Energy TEC Technology
ne/lact is net energy for lactation. ne/maint is net energy for maintenance. ne/gain is net energy for gain. These are calculated values used to balance rations.
East-north-east or east-north-easterly
the compass point midway between northeast and east
Suffix which denotes aromatic hydrocarbons (xylene) and is used on the labels of paint products.
This project is a manager of private resources, as Bookmarks, E-Mails, Accounts. Modeled with UML and developed in Java.