Markel American Insurance v. Díaz-Santiago

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a party moving for reconsideration may not repeat arguments previously made during summary judgment
• holding that an “amended judgment,” including one that leaves 28 convictions and sentences on certain counts unchanged, constitutes a “new judgment”
• holding that an original claim of ineffective assistance for 26 failure to present a particular defense did not allow relation back of later claim of 27 ineffective assistance for failure to present a different defense
• “A fact is material if it ‘might affect the outcome of the suit’ under governing law.”
• an ALJ may consider “whether the claimant engages in daily activities 27 inconsistent with the alleged symptoms”
• an ALJ’s error is harmless where it is inconsequential to the ultimate 22 nondisability determination

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).