· 10/15/1841
Taylor, Gardiner & Co. v. Wooten
Citations
- 19 La. 518
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- noting that Mr. Hansmeier’s statement in response to a motion to dismiss on mootness grounds was presented “without any credentials or other indicia of expertise that qualify Hansmeier to make accessibility determinations”
- upholding the denial of attorney fees and costs because plaintiff delivered the documents to defense counsel, not defendant
- rejecting plaintiff’s argument that serving defense counsel is sufficient because such “argument lacks the support of any rule of civil procedure and defies logic”
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