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Civil Procedure — service of process — default judgment — excusable neglect
2011AP453 Wisconsin & Southern Railroad Company v. City of Waukesha
THE DARK SIDE: Citation to unpublished opinions is like crying Wolff
I recently received a very nice letter from Chief Justice Abrahamson, thanking me for my service on the Supreme Court’s committee to study citation to unpublished opinions.
Civil Procedure — demand for jury trial — excusable neglect
2011AP1351 Schoh v. New Glarus Brewing Company
Civil Procedure — notice of appeal – untimeliness — excusable neglect
10-3722 & 10-3925 Sherman v. Quinn
Civil Procedure — default judgment — excusable neglect
2011AP537 Ameritech Publishing Inc. v. Integrity Construction Group Inc.
2010AP1727 Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company v. Pratt, et al.
Civil Procedure Default judgment; excusable neglect
2010AP14, 2010AP493 Zander vs. Bidard
Civil Procedure Default judgment; excusable neglect
2006AP1229, 2006AP2512 & 2007AP369 Casper v. American International South Ins. Co.
Civil Procedure Excusable neglect
2010AP2485 In the matter of the refusal of Jesse M. Schaefer
Wisconsin Court of Appeals CRIMINAL UNPUBLISHED Motor Vehicles Implied consent; motions to reopen; excusable neglect; competency Jesse M. Schaefer’s operating privileges were revoked after he failed to request a refusal hearing within the 10-day time limit set forth in Wis. Stat. ß 343.305(10). Schaefer requested that the municipal court reopen the proceedings based on excusable […]
10-1666 & 10-1915 CFTC v. Lake Shore Asset Management, Ltd.
Civil Procedure Excusable neglect Where a sophisticated bank failed to timely submit a claim after notification from the receiver of assets, the district court properly denied its untimely claim. “Andbanc’s negligence went beyond the omission of Mora’s name on the account statement. Its casual assumption, when it learned that Lake Shore’s assets had been frozen, […]
2009AP3055 Mansfield v. Smith
Civil Procedure Default judgment; motions to reopen; excusable neglect Paul Smith appeals the order denying his motion to reopen the case, in which a default judgment for replevin of his vehicle had been entered. He argues that his failure to appear at the initial hearing was caused by excusable neglect and, if the case were […]
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