Allison Coupon Co. v. Bank of Commerce & Savings

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• stating that argument raised for first time in reconsideration motion was “too little, too late”
• explaining that a judgment should not be reconsidered under Rule 59(e) “absent highly unusual circumstances”
• explaining that a judgment should not be reconsidered under Rule 59(e) “absent highly unusual circumstances”
• noting that a motion 11 for reconsideration is not an opportunity for a party to raise an argument that reasonably 12 could have been raised earlier
• holding “abuse of discretion review preclude[d] reversing the district court for declining to address an issue raised for the first time in a motion for reconsideration”
• noting that a motion 20 for reconsideration is not an opportunity for a party to raise an argument that reasonably 21 could have been raised earlier

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