Phillips v. Calhoun

How courts have described this case

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• noting that unsubstantiated allegations carry no probative weight in summary judgment proceedings
• declining to consider an issue, in part, because appellant’s position was not “even minimally supported by legal argument or authority”
• declining to consider issue in part because appellant’s position not even minimally supported by legal argument or authority
• declining to consider an issue, in part, 6 Appellate Case: 23-2104 Document: 010110989810 Date Filed: 01/25/2024 Page: 7 because appellant’s position not even minimally supported by legal argument or authority
• holding litigant must support argument with legal authority
• “[I]ssues designated for review are lost if they are not actually argued in the party’s brief.”

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