Ronald D. Dawson v. New York Life Insurance Company and Nylife Securities, Inc.

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• stating that “[i]f the misleading instruction did prejudice the complaining party, the proper remedy is a new trial”
• holding a district court’s reliance on two NTMs to form a jury instruction was proper because a court may give weight to an exchange’s interpretation of its own rules
• to preserve an objection to a court’s refusal to use a proposed jury instruction, the objecting party must do more than submit a proposed instruction to the court

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).