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A secretary out sick is a plausible excuse for why an attorney failed to appear in court on one hour's notice, the Superior Court of Pennsylvania has ruled, finding that the denial of lawyer Brandon G. Johnson's post-trial motions should be reversed, and his client should be given her day in court. The opinion also noted the difficulty of complying with a local rule that requires litigants in arbitration appeals to be at court within an hour of being phoned.
November 19, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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