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In Eighth Circuit, Attorneys are Assumed to Receive ECF Notice

By H. William Allen et al.

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The Eighth Circuit affirmed summary judgment in American Boat Co., Inc. v. Unknown Sunken Barge, No. 08-2166 (6/4/09).

 

The district court granted summary judgment to the United States. Plaintiffs failed to timely appeal because they claim not to have received the ECF notice of the summary judgment. An evidentiary hearing was held, and both parties had a computer forensics expert investigate the computer of Plaintiffs' counsel. Plaintiffs' expert was unable to provide an opinion as to why the notice failed to reach plaintiffs.

 

Although there was no evidence of the notice on Plaintiffs' counsel's server, there was evidence that Plaintiffs' counsel used a POP account to remotely check email. The court affirmed summary judgment, holding that denial of receipt cannot overcome the presumption that an ECF notice is received.

Full post as published by Arkansas Business Litigation Blog on June 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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