D. Maryland· 5/8/2003
Barnes v. Prince George's County
Citations
- 214 F.R.D. 379
- 55 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1037
- 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 8656
- 2003 WL 21204536
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- “One circumstance rendering amendment futile is when the statute of limitations has run and the amendment would not relate back under Rule 15(c).”
- “Given the near unanimity among the circuits 5 A threshold requirement of Rule 15(c)(1)(C) is that the amendment in question also satisfy Rule 15(c)(1)(B
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- Jacobsen v. OsborneFifth Circuit· 1998-01-16· cited 294×
- Cox v. TreadwaySixth Circuit· 1996-01-25· cited 260×
- James Wood, Cross v. Allen Worachek, CrossSeventh Circuit· 1980-04-08· cited 186×
- Richard Worthington, Plaintiff-Appellant/cross-Appellee v. Dave Wilson and Jeff Wall, and Village of Peoria Heights, Defendant/cross-AppellantSeventh Circuit· 1993-11-12· cited 137×
- Wilson v. United States GovernmentFirst Circuit· 1994-05-04· cited 120×
- Western Contracting Corp. v. Bechtel Corp.Fourth Circuit· 1989-09-18· cited 54×
- Frank M. McDermott, Ltd. v. MoretzFourth Circuit· 1990-03-12· cited 53×
- Nam v. Montgomery CountyCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1999-07-01· cited 49×
- Barrow v. Wethersfield Police Dept.Second Circuit· 1995-09-14· cited 36×
- Taylor v. City of WinnfieldW.D. Louisiana· 2000-02-14· cited 8×
- Butler v. Robar Enterprises, Inc.C.D. California· 2002-07-15· cited 4×
- Wilkerson v. ThriftW.D. North Carolina· 2000-08-04· cited 2×
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