"Judges and litigants need to understand when someone dies it sometimes takes the family some time to gather information in order to become a state representative," said appellant attorney Catherine Gibson. "This decision allows for the family to do that."
January 28, 2022 at 02:14 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Should a client die during pending litigation, a decision handed down by the Georgia Court of Appeals reiterates that attorneys don’t want to proceed without first naming a substitute party.
Failure to do so can kill the claim.
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