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Court rules that vague "law office failure" excuse doesn't justify late opposition papers, but defendants still failed to prove their summary judgment case.
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Court rules that vague "law office failure" excuse doesn't justify late opposition papers, but defendants still failed to prove their summary judgment case.
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Civil Kings court case on attorney representation requirements and default judgment appeals in no-fault insurance litigation.
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Court reverses default judgment after plaintiff couldn't prove witness attended funeral to get trial adjournment, remanding for hearing on proof requirement.
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New trial ordered when treating physician expert arrived without required original medical file and was unavailable for rescheduled testimony dates.
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Court ruling affirms discretion to consider late opposition papers in insurance cases when no prejudice exists, challenging rigid adherence to Civil King stipulations.
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Court reverses trial judgment after defendant's expert unavailability on Mondays wasn't accommodated, highlighting importance of scheduling flexibility in litigation.
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Court upholds denial of trial adjournment request where defense failed to show due diligence in securing expert witnesses despite 6-week notice period.
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New York courts have discretion to deny adjournments when attorneys lack due diligence. Learn about court adjournment standards and legal requirements.
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Learn when New York courts will grant motion adjournments and the consequences of appearing unprepared. Expert legal guidance for Nassau & Suffolk County cases.
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New York medical malpractice expert testimony foundation requirements. Learn critical standards for expert witness preparation in Nassau and Suffolk County cases.
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