Justice Max Baer, Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Courtesy photo
The first word in deadline is dead. Period.
That’s the bottom line of an opinion from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court throwing out a lawsuit over missing the deadline for notifying the other side.
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“In arguing this before the Supreme Court, all you can hope for is a rule that’s fair for both plaintiffs and defendants,” said the winning lawyer, Joseph Mayers of The Mayers Firm. “I think Justice Baer outlined such a rule.”
April 02, 2021 at 12:37 PM
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The first word in deadline is dead. Period.
That’s the bottom line of an opinion from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court throwing out a lawsuit over missing the deadline for notifying the other side.
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