Employee Painters' Trust v. Ethan Enterprises, Inc.

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• reaffirming that the Ninth Circuit \recognize[s] default as a permissible sanction for failure to comply with local rules requiring representation by counsel\
• stating that service of an amended complaint is 23 ordinarily governed by Rule 5, not Rule 4
• recognizing default as a permissible sanction for failure to 1 comply with local rules requiring representation by counsel
• stating that Federal Rule of 26 || Civil Procedure 5 governs “every pleading subsequent to the original complaint unless the court otherwise orders because of numerous defendants”
• finding that Rule 5 permits service of an amended complaint without personal service of the summons and complaint on defendants who were properly served with the original complaint and have appeared
• noting that an “amended complaint . . . qualifies as a ‘pleading subsequent to the original complaint,’ thus allowing it to be served in any manner prescribed in Rule 5(b)” (footnote omitted)

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