Dahlman v. American Ass'n of Retired Persons (AARP)

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• rejecting non compos mentis claim when the plaintiff “alleges that she was ‘unable to function’ because of her emotional breakdown, but she simultaneously claims that during this time she attempted to work from home and completed a chapter for the ABA on senior citizen law”
• emotional breakdown causing claimed inability to function, where plaintiff was able to complete various skilled tasks
• “Impaired judgment or general claims of mental illness is not enough to justify 9 equitable relief from procedural requirements.” (cleaned up)
• “Once a defendant has pleaded a failure either to exhaust administrative remedies or to comply with statutory time limits, the burden shifts to the plaintiff to make the case that dismissal is not warranted.” (citations omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).