statute of limitations. Micken appealed, arguing that the substitution of defendants should relate back to the original filing date, making her lawsuit timely. The Court of Appeal, however, upheld the trial court’s decision, emphasizing the importance of naming the correct parties within the prescribed time frame. Key Takeaways: This case serves as a stark reminder
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