Shenkman v. Bragman

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• recognizing that the individuals named in the court rule, such as a personal representative, may file suit in his or her name, but that the personal representative is a separate entity from the estate, and the estate, not the personal representative, remains the real party in interest
• discussing distinction between personal representative’s representative and individual capacities

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