Graziano v. Village of Oak Park

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• noting that a non-moving party's failure to properly deny an assertion in their response to a Local Rule 56.1 statement amounts to an admission
• noting that a non-moving party's failure to properly deny an assertion in their response to a Local Rule 56.1 statement amounts to an admission
• explaining that, if the opposing party's response provides only extraneous or argumentative information, the response will not constitute a proper denial of the fact, and the fact will be admitted
• “[F]ailure to properly meet the requirements to deny a moving party’s statement of facts results in the moving party’s version of the facts being deemed admitted.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).