Liberty Mutual Insurance v. Ben Lewis Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

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• holding that asserting a defense for the first time in a response to a motion for summary judgment, when the defense was required to be asserted in an answer, does not meet pleading requirements
• stating that due process requires that a “claim or defense be asserted with sufficient particularity to put the opposing party on fair notice of both the basis of the claim and the relief sought”
• \[B]oth this Court and the Court of Appeals require that a claim or defense be asserted with sufficient particularity to put the opposing party on fair notice of both the basis of the claim and the relief sought.\

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