Cynthia Easley, Individually and as Administrator of the Estate of Christopher B. Easley v. David Kirmsee

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• holding that counsel’s failure to timely respond to 11 summary judgment motions can “only be classified as inexcusable inattentiveness or neglect, rather than excusable carelessness”
• finding that the plaintiffs counsel’s failure to comply with motions deadlines was not excusable neglect
• finding that the plaintiff’s counsel’s failure to comply with motions deadlines was not excusable neglect
• counsel’s “unilateral assumptions” about a district court adjusting a pretrial calendar did not constitute excusable neglect
• a client can bear the consequences of her attorney's neglect and contemptuous conduct in a case
• motions to reconsider filed more than ten days after the ruling are properly treated as Rule 60(b) motions

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