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Woodburn v. DCF survives motions to dismiss

Posted byrobertlathamesq December 6, 2011

Almost three years after being filed, the case of Woodburn v. DCF, et al, has mostly survived (12)(b)(6) challenge.

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Posted byrobertlathamesqDecember 6, 2011Posted inCase LawTags: 12(b)(6), federal litigation, woodburn

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