Dunbar v. Triangle Lumber & Supply Co.

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• remanding for notice and hearing, as district court made no finding with record support that party facing dismissal bore some responsibility for actions of her counsel
• prescribing procedures for motions to dismiss based on the conduct of a litigant's counsel
• prescribing procedures for motions to dismiss based on the conduct of a litigant’s counsel
• prescribing procedures for motions to dismiss based on the conduct of a litigant’s counsel
• prescribing procedures for motions to dismiss based on the conduct of a litigant’s counsel
• invoking supervisory authority and mandating certain pleading and notice requirements when parties seek dismissal based on counsel’s 8 The government asserts the Second Circuit upheld a reasonable likelihood standard in United States v. Cutler, 58 F.3d 825 (2d Cir. 1995

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