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nonsuit
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nonsuit,
n a failure on the part of a plaintiff to continue the prosecution of the suit; abandonment of a suit.
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However, the court distinguished the case by pointing out that in that case the majority specifically rejected the plaintiffs' claim that they could somehow revive an expired expert report deadline through a new suit raising the same claim: "allowing a plaintiff to restart the period for serving an expert report by simply nonsuiting her health care liability claim and refilling that same claim, could effectively expand the 120-day period to well over two years.
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Obviously, this rule is designed to prevent a plaintiff from nonsuiting a case and refiling in an effort to engage in judge shopping," Holmes said.
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