Keith Curtis v. Costco Wholesale Corporation

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• explaining that a district court has discretion to strictly enforce local rules, including by deeming a party’s facts admitted
• explaining that the Seventh Circuit has “routinely upheld the district court’s discretion in requiring parties to comply strictly with local rule requirements.”
• explaining that a district court has discretion to strictly enforce local rules, including by deeming a party’s facts admitted
• explaining that summary judgment is proper when the undisputed evidence is that the adverse employment action was based on poor job performance or misconduct
• finding that district court did not abuse its discretion in deeming facts admitted where plaintiff “provided only boilerplate objections, such as ‘relevance’ and ‘vague and ambiguous.’”
• finding that district court did not abuse its discretion in deeming facts admitted where the plaintiff “provided only boilerplate objections, such as ‘relevance’ and ‘vague and ambiguous.’”

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