I see a 100 day order was entered by the court in my civil claim. What does that mean and what are the actions that must be taken relative to that?

A: I suspect that you might be referring to a 150-day order. These are issued by the court to try to “move the case along” and remind the parties of the deadlines in the case. You will want to review the order carefully to make sure that you comply with all deadlines, otherwise you will run the risk of having a ruling against you.

* This answer does not constitute legal advice. I am admitted in the State of Arizona only. This advice is based on general principles of law that may or may not relate to your specific situation. Facts and laws change and these possible changes will affect the advice provided here. You should not rely on this advice alone, and nothing in these communications creates an attorney-client relationship.

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Answered by , Arizona Litigation Lawyer
Re-posted from AVVO Legal Questions & Answers.

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