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Civil Procedure – Motion to Vacate Dismissal
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Costs; Prevailing Party
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Sanctions; Contempt
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Objection to Standing
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Necessary Party
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Recognition of Tribal Judgment
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Service on School District
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Tolling Limitations Period
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Delivery of Summons to Sheriff
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Frivolous Litigant
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Motion to Vacate Judgment
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
Civil Procedure – Personal Jurisdiction
After granting summary judgment against a claimant on the merits of a claim, a District Court may not dismiss the claim without prejudice but, rather, must enter judgment in favor of the moving party. We also conclude that because claimant, a developer, failed to establish the prevailing standard of care in connection with its professional ...
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