Cashio v. United States

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• holding that a delay in challenging personal jurisdiction may result in waiver
• finding that the defendant forfeited its defense of improper service by including the defense in its answer and then waiting four months to raise the defense in a motion, before which time it attended a scheduling conference where the defense was never mentioned
• noting that a delay in challenging personal jurisdiction, even if timely filed in a Rule 12 motion, could result in waiver if the Rule 12 motion or answer is filed after the expiration of the statute of limitations
• excusing error in service of process where the plaintiff addressed the summons to “Teledyne, Inc.” rather than “Teledyne Industries, Inc.,” the corporate defendant’s proper name
• finding defendant waived defense of lack of personal jurisdiction due to improper service where defendant asserted defense in motion between three and four months after defense was preserved in timely answer
• finding waiver where defendant delayed moving to dismiss for four months

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).