Mattson v. Bowen

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• holding that the magistrate judge was authorized to treat a letter as incorporated by reference into complaint when, inter alia, plaintiffs “quote[d] the entire text of the [l]etter” in a memorandum of law
• holding that the magistrate judge was authorized to treat a letter as incorporated by reference into complaint when, inter alia, the plaintiffs “quote[d] the entire text of the [l]etter” in a memorandum of law
• holding that the magistrate judge was authorized to treat a letter as incorporated by reference into complaint when, inter alia, the plaintiffs “quote[d] the entire text of the [l]etter” in a memorandum of law
• noting that moving to dismiss or, in the alternative, for summary judgment, provides adequate notice that the motion will be converted to one for summary judgment
• finding that, though “pharmacists are likely to have some knowledge of the subject matter discussed in the [representation], and that the representations ... were made and could only have been made, for [a short period of time]” the claim should proceed to discovery.
• magistrate judge was authorized to treat letter as incorporated by reference into complaint when, inter alia, plaintiffs quoted entire text of letter in a memorandum of law

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