Robert J. Groden v. Random House, Inc., the New York Times Company, Inc., the New York Times Sales, Inc., and Gerald Posner

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• holding district court did not err in sua sponte converting motion to dismiss pursuant to Fed.R.Civ.P. 12(b)(6
• noting that the party opposing the motion must be given “sufficient notice” and an opportunity to respond
• noting that the party opposing the motion must be given “sufficient notice” and an opportunity to respond
• noting that the party opposing the motion must be given “sufficient notice” and an opportunity to respond
• nonmoving party submitted affidavits, testimony, and technical data and had “ample opportunity to present evidence outside the pleadings”
• “In New York, there is no common-law right of privacy ... and sections 50 and 51 afford the only available remedy.”

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