L'Art De La Mode, Inc. v. the Neiman Marcus Group, Inc.

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• requiring alleged defense to be supported by affidavits or other evidence providing prima facie proof defendant has such defense
• The non-attorney corporate representative could not have objected to evidence, cross-examined witnesses, presented a case, or presented argument to the trier of fact.
• “[A]ll that is necessary to meet the third element of Craddock is that the defendant ‘allege[] that granting a new trial will not injure the plaintiff.’”

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