City of Covington v. Visse

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “[a] plaintiff’s failure to establish any one of the essential elements of fraud is fatal to recovery”
• affirming the administrative decision, which included an RFC 28 limiting the claimant to “frequent gross manipulations with the hands, but not constantly or 1 repetitively”
• recommending dismissal with leave to amend for 28 excessive force complaint for, inter alia, failing to allege sufficient facts to support a finding of 1} plausible claim
• “Dismissal without prejudice is appropriate where the infirmity that prevents the complaint from proceeding is remediable, and it is possible for the plaintiff to re-file the complaint in a manner that would permit the alleged claims to move forward.”
• “Dismissal without prejudice is appropriate where the infirmity that prevents the complaint from proceeding is remediable, and it is possible for the plaintiff to re-file the complaint in a manner that would permit the alleged claims to move forward.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).