Carol Jan Solomon, Personal Representative of the Estate of Vincent G. Solomon v. North American Life and Casualty Insurance Company

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• holding that an insurer cannot be liable for “doing what is expressly permitted in the [insurance] agreement.”
• holding that a district court does not abuse its discretion in denying a motion to amend when “[a]llowing the motion would . . . require[] re-opening discovery”
• holding that an insurer owes no fiduciary duty to its insured under California law
• affirming the denial of leave to amend where the motion was made “on the eve of the discovery deadline”
• finding that the district court did not abuse its discretion in denying leave to 26 amend based on undue delay and prejudice since the motion would have required 27 additional discovery and delayed the proceedings
• affirming the denial of leave to amend where the motion was made “on the eve of the discovery deadline”

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