Butler v. Robbins

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• neglect was excusable where defendant sent complaint to corporate counsel and assumed he was being represented by him, and promptly retained another attorney when he discovered corporate counsel did not answer complaint on his behalf
• neglect was excusable where defendant sent complaint to corporate counsel and assumed he was being represented by him, and promptly retained another attorney when he discovered corporate counsel did not answer complaint on his behalf

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