Bhupendra Shah v. Inter-Continental Hotel Chicago Operating Corp.

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• explaining it is not necessary for plaintiffs to plead the applicable state law in order to survive a Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss
• “The plaintiff is not required to plead facts or legal theories or cases or statutes, but merely to describe his claim briefly and simply.”
• “The plaintiff is not required to plead ... statutes, but merely to describe his claim briefly and simply.”
• “The plaintiff is not required to plead ... statutes, but merely to describe his claim briefly and simply.”
• ‘The plaintiffis not required to plead facts or legal theories or cases or statutes, but merely to describe his claim briefly and simply.”
• “[In the complaint,] [t]he plaintiff is not required to plead facts or legal theories or cases or statutes, but merely to describe his claim briefly and simply.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).