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Monthly Archives: November 2021
1 ResultsWhen Death Interrupts a Court Case
by: Karen Watters, November 24, 2021
No one wants to think that a party to litigation could pass away before the litigation settles or is resolved by the court. But, unfortunately, it does happen. The death of one of the parties in the litigation has an immediate impact on the proceeding. Rule 11.01 of the Rules of Civil Procedure provides, in…read more