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· 5/18/2010

Meaux Surface Protection, Inc. v. Fogleman

Citations

  • 607 F.3d 161
  • 2010 WL 1956280

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • finding amendment to add lost profits claim warranted to prevent substantial injustice because amendment was very important and Plaintiff would be “dead in the water” without it
  • finding amendment to add lost profits claim warranted to prevent substantial injustice because amendment was very important and Plaintiff would be “dead in the water” without it
  • affirming district court’s decision that “modification of the pretrial order was warranted to prevent substantial injustice” when “disallowing the amendment would have left [the plaintiff] dead in the water”
  • where defendant would have suffered little prejudice and amendment was important to plaintiff's case, amendment was appropriate
  • “[U]nder our rule of orderliness, we are obliged to follow our earlier decision . . . .”
  • “In this diversity jurisdiction case, we review a jury verdict and judgment in favor of Plaintiff Meaux Surface Protection, Inc. (“Meaux”) on a claim for breach of fiduciary duty.”

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Judges: Demoss, Elrod, Haynes

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