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Requests to Admit in Illinois: How and When To Respond (The 28-Day Rule)

I once read a tongue-in-cheek article that said if you’re ever served with a Request to Admit Fact (RTA), you should staple it to your forehead. (Ouch!) That way, you won’t forget about the RTA and miss the 28-day deadline to send your sworn responses to the opposing side.  And while some recent cases may have softened Illinois’ …

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Posted byPaulPMarch 16, 2014January 30, 2016Posted inCivil ProcedureTags: 28 days, Armagan, davis mcgrath llc, LLC, Porvaznik, Request to Admit, Rule 12, Rule 216, service846 Comments on Requests to Admit in Illinois: How and When To Respond (The 28-Day Rule)
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