Booth v. Magee Carpet Company

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• failure to hire an attorney until 53 days following service of the complaint would not constitute excusable neglect
• failure to hire an attorney until 53 days following service of the complaint would not constitute excusable neglect
• failure to employ an attorney until 53 days following the service of process would not constitute excusable neglect
• failure to hire an attorney until fifty-three days following service of the complaint does not equate to the actions of a reasonable prudent man and there is no abuse of discretion in denying the motion to set aside default

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