When Does the Clock Start? Court Clarifies 180-Day Party-Substitution Rule
"We have applied this well-established rule in situations where the suggestion of a defendant's death was filed with the court by the defendant's counsel but the record did not reflect that it was served upon the nonparty representative of the defendant's estate," read the Georgia Court of Appeals reversal.
January 13, 2023 at 01:09 PM
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Civil AppealsA reversal handed down by the Georgia Court of Appeals has clarified the 180-day party-substitution rule surrounding the naming of substitute parties following a defendant's death during litigation.
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