Dennis and Rose Verhein v. South Bend Lathe, Inc. And Travelers Indemnity Insurance Co.

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• noting that the Court “may deny leave to amend where the proposed amendment fails to allege facts which could support a valid theory of liability”
• noting that under the Wisconsin direct action statute, unless the injured third party could allege a valid theory of the insured’s liability, there would be no basis upon which to hold the insurer liable
• denying motion to amend where plaintiff did not attach a proposed amended complaint or explain in brief how complaint would be amended.
• leave properly denied where proposed amendment failed to allege facts supporting valid theory of products liability
• leave properly denied where proposed amendment failed to allege facts supporting valid theory of products liability

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).