Tier T3 · Key dates · roadmap

Limitation triage: the Monday-morning queue.

Key date 'limitation-end' still in state 'milestone-planned' with a due date before the snapshot. Snapshot date: 2026-07-01.

How to read this page

What this measures

Limitation key dates still marked planned with a due date before the snapshot: the overdue triage queue.

How to read it

The bar breaks the queue down by practice family so the largest concentration is obvious at a glance.

Why it matters

An overdue limitation date is the highest-consequence hygiene signal in the book, worth a partner's eyes first thing Monday.

Watch for

Overdue ≠ missed. Many resolve on inspection (already actioned, mis-keyed, or superseded). This is a review trigger, not a determination.

886Overdue limitation dates

2,303Total open limitation dates

The evidence

886 overdue limitation dates, 66% concentrated in Workplace injury, the triage queue a partner should see first thing Monday morning.

Overdue limitation dates by practice family.

Read honestly: an overdue 'planned' date is a triage signal for legal review, not a determination that a limitation has been missed. Counts and dates are observed; whether each one matters is a human judgement.

From the live engagement

On the live engagement, thousands of 'planned' limitation dates sat past their due date, concentrated in one practice area, the same dated-triage-queue shape this page demonstrates on synthetic data.

roadmap On our roadmap: this lens is proven on a live client engagement and is being generalised into the productised pipeline (alongside Configuration and Lifecycle, which are shipped today). The numbers on this page are real, computed directly from the synthetic corpus, but the lens is not yet a formal, re-runnable step in insights.audit.

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