An Illinois Calendar Order (Wrongful Death action) is a pre-trial order used in Illinois to expedite the litigation process when a wrongful death is being litigated. This order enables the court to schedule and prioritize a wrongful death case in a timely manner. It is also used to assign the proper amount of resources to each case, thus ensuring that each case is handled efficiently. The types of Illinois Calendar Order (Wrongful Death action) include: # Motion Order: A motion order is used when the parties to the wrongful death action submit motions to the court. The court then issues an order that sets the date, time, and place for the motion hearing. # Status Order: A status order is issued by the court after the initial hearing. This order sets the timeline for future hearings and other important events relating to the case. # Scheduling Order: A scheduling order is issued by the court when a settlement or other resolution is reached. It sets the date, time, and place for the settlement hearing. # Dismissal Order: A dismissal order is issued by the court when the wrongful death action is dismissed. This order sets the date, time, and place for the dismissal hearing.