Womick v. Jackson County Nursing Home

How courts have described this case

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• noting that complaint was filed two days before expiration of statute of limitations
• finding no evidence of diligence where the plaintiff “made no attempt to place summons for a period of almost nine months after the expiration of the statute of limitations”
• actual notice of the pendency of a suit is significant in that it may affect a court’s determination of whether a plaintiff was diligent
• time periods before a dismissal and a refiling of a complaint treated as separate entities, with no inclusion of the interim period
• notice of the pendency of a suit is significant in determining whether a plaintiff was diligent
• actual notice of the pendency of a suit is significant in that it may affect a court’s determination of whether a plaintiff was diligent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).