Maida v. Fire Insurance Exchange

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• trial court abused its discretion in dismissing case based on its inherent authority for failure to diligently prosecute, when (1
• case on file for 17 months and this factor weighed against upholding the trial court’s decision to dismiss the case for want of prosecution pursuant to its inherent powers
• case on file for seventeen months was still within the Supreme Court’s disposition guideline for civil jury trials, and this factor weighed against upholding the trial court’s decision to dismiss the case for want of prosecution pursuant to its inherent powers
• dissent to denial of petition

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