Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals v. American Massage Therapy Ass'n

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “[d]ifferences over contract construction are not the sort of ‘controlling question of law’ that normally gives rise to interlocutory certification.”
• holding that “[d]ifferences over contract construction are not the sort of ‘controlling question of law’ that normally gives rise to interlocutory certification.”
• “substitute service [] followed by mailing properly labeled copies to the same address” was “sufficient” under Rule 45
• “Differences over contract construction are not the sort of ‘controlling question of law’ that normally gives rise to interlocutory certification.”
• “An order may be deemed contrary to law [within the meaning of Rule 72(a
• standing to oppose discovery of personal bank records

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).