Duerre v. Hepler

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• concluding that “the plausibility standard of Twombly applies to determining the sufficiency of all pleadings, including the pleading of an affirmative defense”
• holding that “the plausibility standard of Twombly applies to determining the sufficiency of all pleadings, including the pleading of an affirmative defense”
• holding that the prejudice element “will normally 4 The motion to strike is procedurally improper. According to Paragraph 4(A)(i
• holding that “the plausibility standard of Twombly applies to determining the sufficiency of all pleadings, including the pleading of an affirmative defense . . . .”
• holding that standards of Twombly and Iqbal apply to affirmative defenses
• holding an affirmative defense that provides “a legally insufficient basis for precluding a plaintiff from prevailing on its claims” is improper

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