Dalmex, Ltd. v. Apparel Enterprises, Inc. and Salvador Del Rio

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• holding an abuse of discretion occurs when the record shows “the trial court could reasonably have reached only one decision” and the trial court did not reach that decision
• “Some excuse, but not necessarily a good excuse, is enough to show lack of conscious indifference.”
• “Mistakes in internal office procedures and other circumstances that result in an event not being properly 11 calendared demonstrate that the failure to appear was not intentional but due to accident or mistake.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).