Ralph Daniel Wright, Jr. v. State of Florida

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• noting that “[a]lthough damages for breach of contract and unjust enrichment are mutually exclusive, it is accepted practice to pursue both theories at the pleading stage”
• \An amended complaint is futile if the amended claims would not survive a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim\
• court may not credit factual assertions “not supported by the summary judgment record”
• court may not credit factual assertions “not supported by the summary judgment record”
• court may not credit factual assertions “not supported by the summary judgment record”
• denial of motion to amend complaint reviewed for abuse of discretion

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