Rodriguez-Ramos v. Hernandez-Gregorat

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• explaining that the phrase “factual predicate” means evidentiary facts or events, and not court rulings or legal consequences of the facts
• noting that the Court must “disregard statements in the complaint that merely offer ‘legal conelusion[s] couched as ... fact[ ]’ or ‘threadbare recitals of the elements of a cause of action’ ”
• supplementing the well-pleaded facts found in the complaint with reference to Puerto Rico statutes and facts susceptible to judicial notice in order to place the allegations in context

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