Powell v. Keene

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• explaining that “an attorney’s affidavit can be used, in connection with a summary judgment motion, to place documents produced in discovery before the Court”
• noting that an attorney affidavit is properly used to \place documents produced in discovery before the Court\
• applying the Outley factors without conducting separate substantial-justification and harmlessness analyses
• “A court may strike portions of an affidavit that are not based upon an affiant’s personal knowledge, contain inadmissible hearsay or make generalized and conclusory statements.” (quotations and citation omitted)

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