Fannie R. Braxton v. United States of America and Department of Health & Human Services

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• stating that district court’s letter warning plaintiff that service was insufficient could not be characterized as an extension of time for good cause
• holding that attorney’s inadvertence does not constitute good cause
• good cause does not exist when there is an \unexplained delinquency on the part of the process server and lack of oversight by counsel\
• no good cause shown where “plaintiff’s counsel knew that the process server was dilatory yet took no steps to insure that defendant would be timely served.”
• good cause does not exist when there is an “unexplained delinquency on the part of the process server and lack of oversight by counsel”
• good cause does not exist when there is an \unexplained delinquency on the part of the process server and lack of oversight by counsel\

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