‘Baffling Course of Events:’ Plaintiffs, Attorneys Blamed for Delayed Excusable Neglect Claims

“Plaintiffs argue that relief from judgment is justified when a party’s attorney suffers illness or incapacity. Of course this is true. But that is not the issue here. The issue, rather, is that no one on plaintiffs’ side acted expeditiously to inform the court of Mr. Biss’s incapacity or plaintiffs’ intent to continue to pursue

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Judge Tosses Manufacturer’s $1M Action on Account Claim for ‘Theoretical Scenarios’

“So, yes, of course it is possible to plead and collect on both a breach of contract claim and an action on account in a single case. The question here, though, is not an academic one in the abstract; the question is whether this plaintiff pleaded facts in this first amended complaint to support an

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Mike Lindell, MyPillow Attorneys Apologize for AI Mix-Up, Ask to Refile Corrected Document

“Even then, Mr. Kachouroff represented that he personally outlined and wrote a draft of a brief before utilizing generative artificial intelligence,” U.S. District Judge Nina Y. Wang of the District of Colorado said. “Given the pervasiveness of the errors in the legal authority provided to it, this court treats this representation with skepticism.”       

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Apple, Google Dismissed From Suit Over Child’s Gaming Addiction, Federal Judge Says

“The court is cognizant of its obligation to view all of the facts in the light most favorable to plaintiffs and draw all reasonable inferences in their favor, but here plaintiffs have not alleged any facts about their use of the Google or Apple app stores.”       

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‘Larger Evidentiary Mosaic:’ 7th Circ. Revives Smoothie Slip-And-Fall Suit Against Costco

“Here, Cruz’s statements do not even stand alone. They are part of a larger evidentiary mosaic that creates a triable issue of fact on whether there was a smoothie on the floor,” Judge David Hamilton wrote, reinstating a personal injury suit against Costco.       

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Judge Allows UIM Suit to Move Forward Against Turo’s Insurer, Finding ‘Material Change’ in Policies

U.S. District Judge Sara L. Ellis for the Northern District of Illinois determined the plaintiff, a driver of a Turo vehicle who sought coverage through the peer-to-peer company’s insurer, had sufficiently alleged a material change between 2016 and 2019 insurance policies.       

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