Bristol Petroleum Corporation v. Larry D. Harris

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• explaining, in the context of a failure to enter an appearance, that “a law-trained individual, unlike the unsophisticated pro se litigant, can be presumed to have some acquaintance with the rules of the judicial process and the consequences risked by their infringement”

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