Gail Greenidge and Geary Greenidge v. Allstate Insurance Company, Docktet No. 04-1515 Cv

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• holding that a district court does not abuse its direction by refusing to consider a claim raised for the first time in opposition to summary judgment
• noting that “the central purpose of a complaint is to provide the defendant with notice of the claims asserted against it”
• noting that the district court “does not abuse its discretion when it fails to grant 18 leave to amend a complaint without being asked to do so”
• declining to reach merits of argument raised for first time in opposition to summary judgment
• declining to reach the merits of an argument that was raised for the first time in the plaintiff’s opposition to summary judgment
• declining to reach the merits of an argument raised for the first time in opposition to summary judgment

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