American Hotel International Group Inc. v. Onebeacon Insurance

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• “[A] district court is free to disregard argument raised for the first time in reply papers, especially on a motion for summary judgment.”
• “[T]he Second Circuit has made it abundantly clear that a district court has discretion to consider a belatedly-raised argument [in reply],” aff'd, 374 Fed.Appx. 71 (2d Cir. 2010)
• district courts have discretion to consider arguments first raised in reply briefs, which discretion can be exercised by either ignoring the new arguments or granting permission for a sur-reply

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