Johnson v. DIVERSICARE AFTON OAKS, LLC

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• recognizing that a motion to reconsider based on newly discovered evidence should only be granted if “(1) the facts discovered are of such a nature that they would probably change the outcome; (2
• only evidence that “[is] actually newly discovered and could not have been discovered earlier by proper diligence” warrants reconsideration
• the Court can only consider evidence that “is newly discovered and could not have been discovered earlier by proper diligence” during a motion for reconsideration

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