Langon v. United States Department of Health & Human Services

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• granting 12(b)(6) motion on RICO claim where plaintiffs failed to allege that predicate acts constituted defendants’ manner of doing business or would be repeated in future
• following -10- the “majority view” that a proposal to arbitrate materially alters a contract
• fraudulent scheme consisting of four transactions occurring over nineteen-month period insufficient to satisfy continuity prong
• where plaintiff failed to provide defendant with detailed medical information, refused a fitness for duty examination, and relied instead on cursory descriptions of her illness, her claim that the agency's attempts to accommodate did not adequately address her condition were unpersuasive

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