I was the third attorney on this lien avoidance matter. Instead of it being “third time’s the charm”, it came close to being “three strikes and you’re out.” All because of FRBP 7041.
This was the set up: debtor’s original counsel filed a number of lien avoidance actions, including the one against a landlord with a large default judgment. The motion was served, and, for reasons unknown, withdrawn, but not until the landlord had filed a response.
Enter the second attorney, many months later, and files a lien avoidance motion against the . . .
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