At the preliminary conference, civil cases subject to the program, are assigned by the court to one of three classifications: Expedited - discovery to be completed within 8 months; Standard - discovery to be completed within 12 months; and Complex - discovery to be completed within 15 months.
Chigger Bite Timeline. Unlike a mosquito that is relatively easy to swat when you feel it biting, the chigger is not visible to the naked eye nor is its bite immediately perceptible. Once it injects the saliva, the stylostome will begin to form within the first three hours. This is when the itching begins to set in.
The first stage of the chigger is the larval stage. The larva hatches in spring and goes in search of a human or animal host to feed on. About seven to ten days after hatching, the larva develops into a nymph. Another two weeks to one month later, the chigger develops into an adult.