Lane v. Brown & Haley

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• the law favors resolution of cases on their merits and appellate courts review vacation of default judgments more leniently than vacation of judgments on the merits
• an attorney’s failure to contact witnesses, failure to advise clients of a motion for summary judgment, utilization of an incorrect legal theory at summary judgment, and late filing of a notice of appeal did not warrant vacation of the judgment; use of CR 60(b)(ll

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