An entry of appearance is a legal document that informs the court that an attorney or other representative represents a party in a case. It's also known as a notice of appearance or entry of counsel. That plus the waiver of service is an acknowledgment that the responding party has notice of the lawsuit. This means that court dates can be scheduled, and the responding party now must take proactive steps in the lawsuit to settle or prepare for trial.
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What is an entry of appearance in a legal case, and what does it mean when paired with a waiver of service?
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North Dakota
October 28, 2024
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