The Missouri Court docket of Appeals for the Japanese District reinstated an employment lawsuit in opposition to a St. Louis hospital after concluding the decrease courtroom erroneously dismissed the case for failure to prosecute, figuring out the plaintiff had sufficiently moved her case towards trial.
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14 Month Delay in Litigation Not Enough for Failure to Prosecute, State Appellate Court Says
