Broecker v. United States

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• agreeing that “proximate cause requires some ‘directness’ No. 18-6210 United States v. Pritchard Page 23 between the tortious conduct and the injury”
• concluding plaintiffs’ allegations that ISIS “virtually recruited” the perpetrator were insufficient to establish that it “authorized” the attack at issue
• concluding plaintiffs’ allegations that ISIS “virtually recruited” the perpetrator were insufficient to establish that it “authorized” the attack at issue
• finding that the district court did not abuse its discretion by dismissing the amended complaint with prejudice when plaintiffs did not file a proposed second amended complaint or seek leave to do so
• collecting cases and noting that courts “routinely dismiss” aiding-and-abetting ATA claims on that basis
• collecting cases and noting that courts “routinely dismiss” aiding-and-abetting ATA claims on that basis

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