In Re Nlo, Inc.

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• stating that trial courts \unquestionably have substantial inherent power to manage their dockets.\
• stating that trial courts “unquestionably have substantial inherent power to manage their dockets.”
• stating “[satisfaction of the numerosity requirement does not require that joinder is impossible, but only that plaintiff will suffer a strong litigational hardship or inconvenience if joinder is required.”
• “Plaintiffs claiming an equal protection violation must first identify 6 7 and relate specific instances where persons situated similarly in all relevant aspects were treated 8 differently.”
• “The Supreme Court has established that ‘in ascertaining [the] meaning [of the Rules] the construction given to them by the Committee is of weight.’” (quoting Miss. Pub. Corp. v. Murphree, 326 U.S. 438, 444 (1946))
• “District courts unquestionably have substantial inherent power to manage their dockets”

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