· 9/8/2015
Rosa Saramiento Moreno v. LG Electronics, USA Inc.
Citations
- 800 F.3d 692
- 2015 WL 5235088
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- noting that Rule 4, as amended, states that a failure to comply with Rule 58(a) does not affect the validity of the appeal
- stating that district courts are not required to set aside a default where “the default was willful, the plaintiff will be prejudiced, or the defendant has no meritorious defense”
- noting district courts are not obliged to set aside a default upon defendant’s motion where “the default was willful, the plaintiff will be prejudiced, or the defendant has no meritorious defense”
- noting district courts are not obliged to set aside a default upon defendant’s motion where “the default was willful, the plaintiff will be prejudiced, or the defendant has no meritorious defense”
- noting district courts are not obliged to set aside a default upon defendant’s motion where “the default was willful, the plaintiff will be prejudiced, or the defendant has no meritorious defense”
- noting district courts are not obliged to set aside a default upon defendant’s motion where “the default was willful, the plaintiff will be prejudiced, or the defendant has no meritorious defense”
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Judges: Reavley, Jones, Elrod
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