Board of Managers of Eleventh Street Loftominium Ass'n v. Wabash Loftominium, L.L.C.

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• holding that the court must strike arguments made in statement of facts of appellate brief
• providing that appellate contentions not supported by legal reasoning and citation to authority are “waived on appeal”
• noting that, where no actual attorney-client relationship was established, a subsidiary may believe that the parent corporation’s attorney also represents the subsidiary
• striking statement of facts that was argumentative, did not convey “a complete picture of the proceedings” and omitted facts necessary to understand the issues on appeal
• striking a statement of facts which was argumentative, confusing, and did not “convey a complete picture of the proceedings.”

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