Hayes v. Whitman

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• recognizing allegations of fact in a response cannot cure a deficiency in a complaint
• noting it “might be appropriate for a court to consider additional facts or legal theories asserted in a response brief to a motion to dismiss[,]” so long as those facts and theories are consistent with those pleaded in the complaint
• “[W]e have often found untimeliness alone a sufficient reason to deny leave to amend.” (quotations omitted)
• more than two years after the complaint

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).