· 8/2/2001
Cincinnati Insurance Company v. Eastern Atlantic Insurance Company and Integrity Underwriters, Inc.
Citations
- 260 F.3d 742
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 17212
- 2001 WL 869365
How courts have described this case
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- holding that failure to oppose an argument permits an inference of acquiescence, which “operates as a waiver”
- holding that failure to oppose an argument permits an inference of acquiescence, which “operates as a waiver’
- holding that where a party fails to address a non-frivolous or dispositive argument, it is appropriate to infer acquiescence, and “acquiescence operates as a waiver.”
- recognizing that when a party fails to respond to a non-frivolous dispositive argument, it “acquiesces, rightly or wrongly” to that argument
- holding that where a party fails to address a non-frivolous or dispositive argument, it is appropriate to infer acquiescence, and \acquiescence operates as a waiver.\
- holding that where a party fails to address a non-frivolous or dispositive argument, it is appropriate to infer acquiescence, and “acquiescence operates as a waiver.”
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Judges: Posner, Easterbrook, Wood
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