What Not To Do When The Court Dismisses Your Case With Prejudice

Posted on February 27, 2020 by Steven Callahan

A lesson from W.D. Tex.’s Judge Albright: After the Court dismisses your claims with prejudice, the proper course of action is to file a notice of appeal, not a notice of dismissal without prejudice. Otherwise, expect to be ordered to pay the other side’s attorney’s fees and attend ethics classes.

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