First Circuit· 6/25/1984
Elliot W. Taylor v. Robert J. Gallagher
Citations
- 737 F.2d 134
- 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 21118
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- nonmovant “may not create the possibility of conflicting 32 inferences through wishful thinking . . .”
- refusal to stay discovery proper where opposing party did not show how additional discovery would yield helpful facts
- \Summary judgment is inappropriate in [cases involving] negligence . . . if genuine issues of material fact exist or if reasonable jurors could draw different inferences from agreed facts.\
- “A court may grant summary judgment despite an opposing party’s claim that discovery would yield additional facts where the opposing party has not alleged specific facts that could be developed through such discovery”
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Judges: Coffin, Breyer, Pettine
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- Resolution Trust Corporation v. North Bridge Associates, Inc.First Circuit· 1994-05-02· cited 191×
- Friedel v. City of MadisonSeventh Circuit· 1987-10-13· cited 151×
- Herbert W. Price, Etc. v. General Motors Corporation, Herbert W. Price, Etc. v. General Motors CorporationFirst Circuit· 1991-04-26· cited 94×
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- Vargas-Ruiz v. Golden Arch Development, Inc.First Circuit· 2004-05-10· cited 60×
- Hydrogen Technology Corp. v. United StatesFirst Circuit· 1987-10-27· cited 57×
- Penobscot Indian Nation v. Key Bank of MaineFirst Circuit· 1997-05-05· cited 39×
- Leah MacKnight v. Leonard Morse HospitalFirst Circuit· 1987-09-04· cited 33×
- McInnis v. Harley-Davidson Motor Co., Inc.D. Rhode Island· 1986-01-14· cited 32×
- Robert L. Hoffman v. Luigi A. RealiFirst Circuit· 1992-08-27· cited 31×
- Bank One Texas, N.A. v. A.J. Warehouse, Inc.First Circuit· 1992-06-30· cited 30×
- Candelario-Del-Moral v. UBS Financial Services IncorpoFirst Circuit· 2012-11-09· cited 29×
- E.A. Miller, Inc. v. South Shore BankMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 1989-06-12· cited 22×
- Robert Bratt v. International Business MacHines CorporationFirst Circuit· 1986-03-06· cited 21×
- Ana Maria Caeiro Palhava De Varella-Cid v. The Boston Five Cents Savings Bank, and George H. ColemanFirst Circuit· 1986-03-26· cited 13×
- Lipsett v. University of Puerto RicoD. Puerto Rico· 1986-06-12· cited 13×
- Cuddy v. City of BostonD. Massachusetts· 1991-04-23· cited 13×
- Securities Industry Ass'n v. ConnollyD. Massachusetts· 1988-12-19· cited 12×
Cites
8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Vera Croley, Etc. v. Matson Navigation Company, David E. Bouler v. Matson Navigation CompanyFifth Circuit· 1971-02-26· cited 150×
- Richard W. Neely v. St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company and Standard Oil Company of CaliforniaNinth Circuit· 1978-10-19· cited 108×
- Over the Road Drivers, Inc. v. Transport Insurance CompanyFirst Circuit· 1980-12-10· cited 97×
- Juan Santoni, Jr. v. Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationFirst Circuit· 1982-05-10· cited 86×
- John Manganaro, Administrator v. The Delaval Separator Co.First Circuit· 1962-11-01· cited 49×
- Daniel J. O'Neill v. Dell Publishing Co., Inc., Neal R. Burger, and George E. Simpson,defendants-Appellees.First Circuit· 1980-11-18· cited 48×
- George Wallace, Administrator of the Estate of Daniel Tommy Wallace v. Shade Tobacco Growers Agricultural Association, Inc.First Circuit· 1981-03-04· cited 10×
- Taylor v. International Industries, Inc.Massachusetts Appeals Court· 1979-12-31· cited 4×
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