Boyle v. Hasbro, Inc.

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• holding that “[c]onclusory statements that ‘Hasbro and its executives failed to meet their contractual requirement’ are insufficient”to satisfy federal pleadings standards
• holding that allegations of working closely together and an awareness of the others conduct were insufficient to satisfy the requirements of Fed. R. Civ. P. 9(b)
• finding that “[c]onclusory statements that ‘[defendants] failed to meet their contractual requirement’ . . . are insufficient” to survive a motion to dismiss
• stating that this court must exercise caution when considering a new application of state law, and that we will not do so without a strong argument in favor of the desired application
• stating that this court must exercise caution when considering a new application of state law, and that we will not do so without a strong argument in favor of the desired application
• finding complaint, where similar facts were lacking, to be insufficient to state a breach of contract claim

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