Luckett v. Boeing Co.
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtWebster, J.
In Appellant Edith Luckett’s discrimination suit against Respondent Boeing, Luckett’s attorney failed to file a confirmation of joinder or statement of arbitrability and subsequently failed to appear at two status conferences. The trial court dismissed Luckett’s action without prejudice because the confirmation of joinder had not been filed. Four months after becoming aware that the action had been dismissed but within one year of the dismissal, Luckett’s attorney filed a motion to vacate the order. The trial court denied the motion. We hold that a motion brought under CR 60(b)(1) may be…
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