An Ohio court reversed the granting of a default judgment to a firm after concluding that the defendants didn’t receive the summons and complaint due to mailing complications.
In a Nov. 3 opinion, Judge Robert C. Winkler of the Court of Appeals for the First Appellate District of Ohio reversed and remanded the entry of a default judgment to Sanders & Associates, determining that mailing errors caused the initial summons and complaint sent to the defendants to be improperly served.
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