Attorney Grievance v. Tsimpedes

How courts have described this case

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• “[C]oncurring opinions have no binding precedential value . . . .”
• “Like the plaintiffs in [Yeutter, plaintiffs 11 here] cannot avoid the Hobbs Act’s exclusive avenue of judicial review by artfully pleading its 12 challenge to the 2015 License Amendments . . . [as a] public nuisance, or strict products liability 13 claim.”
• “[C]oncurring opinions 5 have no binding precedential value.”

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