Noel v. Evening Post Co.

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• finding the plaintiffs’ conclusory allegations that the defendants committed predicate acts as a regular way of doing business were insufficient to allege open-ended continuity
• finding plaintiff’s RICO allegations sufficient where he described the manner and means of the predicate acts, including dates and times, with specificity
• “If there are no new allegations, then because a plaintiff failed to state a RICO claim, the conspiracy claim must necessarily fail.” (citing Rogers v. Nacchio, 241 F. App’x 602, 609 (1 1th Cir. 2007))

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