request for admissions
what happens when a defendant fails to respond to the request for admissions by the deadline?
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Read More Answered By: Peter Gonzalez |
Re: request for admissions The statements that the defendant was suppose to admit or deny are deemed admitted. You may be able to file a motion to escape this problem if you have good cause for not having responded in a timely manner. If your lawyer dropped the ball and the mistake causes you to lose an otherwise winable case, you may have a viable legal malpractice claim against your lawyer. Good luck. |
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