Affirmative defense amendment not timely filed, rules MO Supreme Court

Timing is everything. A defendant doctor and his attorney found that out the hard way after the Missouri Supreme Court overturned for the second time a trial court's decision to reduce the amount of the damages against the doctor by the amount of a settlement reached between the plaintiffs, another doctor and the hospital. Kimberly ...

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Affirmative defense amendment not timely filed, rules MO Supreme Court

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