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A Clerk of Court May Not “Administratively” Dismiss a Case Without Authorization and If It Attempts to Do So, Such Judgment is Void

  • March 4, 2019
  • Gruenloh Law Firm
  • Business Litigation, Recent Results

Imagine on the eve of trial, after years of litigation, countless hours of work and tens of thousands of dollars in expenses, you’ve finally settled your case at mediation. The Defendants have agreed to pay a sum that your client begrudgingly accepts because – well, its money and it’s just enough. It is agreed that…

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