Gaertner v. 880 CORP.

How courts have described this case

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• upholding trial court's striking of answer and granting of default due to failure of defendants to attend scheduling conference where trial court found defendants' conduct to be egregious
• affirming the circuit court's entry of default judgment against a party for failure to appear at a scheduling conference, but reversing as to damages requested as they were unsupported by the record
• trial court had statutory authority, exercisable in its sound discretion, to render a default judgment against 880 for failure to appear at a scheduling conference
• where a record does not provide underlying support for amount of damages awarded, proof of facts is necessary for a circuit court to fix a damage amount and to render judgment
• failure to appear at a scheduling conference

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