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· 5/23/1991

Gerald T. Smith v. National Health Care Services of Peoria, Appeal of J. Brian Heller, Attorney For

Citations

  • 934 F.2d 95
  • 19 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1085
  • 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 10448
  • 1991 WL 84082

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  • involving case where plaintiff added a \Preserved Claims\ section to his amended pleading
  • involving case where plaintiff added a “Preserved Claims” section to his amended pleading
  • denying a motion for Rule 11 sanctions where the party made good faith arguments for the modification of existing law and holding that “[t]he argument ... need not be convincing or likely to succeed” if it is made in good faith
  • “This court in Bastían stated that dismissed claims need not be included in an amended complaint, because the final judgment brings up all previous rulings in the case”
  • “In order to determine whether the complaint is an effort to change law rather than a refusal to acknowledge adverse precedent, a court must examine later arguments by counsel in support of the complaint”

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Judges: Wood, Flaum, Manion

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