Bloom v. Dist. Ct. (Tgc/Farkas Funding, Llc)

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• noting that joinder requires commonality of both legal claims and the underlying factual basis for them
• noting that severance, rather than dismissal, “preserves rights that depend on the date that the complaint was filed, such as defenses to applicable statutes of limitation”
• noting that severance, rather than dismissal, “preserves rights that depend on the date that the complaint was filed, such as defenses to applicable statutes of limitation”
• “whatever benefits (the plaintiff) may seek as a pro se litigant, they do not include license to disregard the court's orders.”
• “whatever benefits (the plaintiff) may seek as a pro se litigant, they do not include license to disregard the court's orders.”
• “whatever benefits (the plaintiff) may seek as a pro se litigant, they do not include license to disregard the court's orders.”

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