Alexander v. Tebeau

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• finding that paragraphs did not rise to the level of being impertinent, immaterial, or scandalous under 12(f
• concluding on a motion to dismiss that allegations similar to the Cook (HSBC) II plaintiffs’ claims were timely under the continuing violations doctrine

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