It isn't, of course. It never is. As we lawyers realize, despite strong provocations from a court or opposing counsel -- at least after mature reflection, a good night's rest, and maybe a libation or two.
But, as Kevin Underhill reports, in this post on Lowering the Bar, the above motion (since retitled in a more vague and genteel manner by whoever manages the efiling docket for the Missouri court in question) was filed pro se.
Advocates offer CLE on equitable remedies in Chancery and other divisions,
too
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The Advocates Society will offer dinner and an hour and a half CLE program
at their upcoming general meeting, Tuesday, May 5, starting at 6:30 p.m.,
at th...
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