ATLANTA CASULATY COMPANY v. Goodwin

Carley, Presiding Judge.

Appellant-plaintiff filed suit, seeking to recover a sum that it had paid appellee-defendant pursuant to an allegedly fraudulent no-fault insurance claim. Appellant attached to its complaint requests for admission by appellee. Included among appellant’s requests was an admission that appellee “is liable to [appellant] for $3,472.58, the total PIP benefits received by [her] from [appellant], as a result of the . . . fraudulent claim.” Appellee filed a timely pro se answer, but she failed to file either a timely response to the requests for admission or a request for an…