Runnion Ex Rel. Rsunnion v. Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that district courts may deny leave to amend when any amendment would be futile
• recognizing that district courts may deny leave to amend when any amended would be futile
• recognizing that district courts may deny leave to amend when any amended would be futile
• recognizing that district courts may deny leave to amend when any amended would be futile
• recognizing that district courts may deny leave to amend when any amended would be futile
• holding that “[u]nder the modern regime of the Federal Rules, the complaint need contain only factual allegations that give the defendant fair notice of the claim for relief and show the claim has ‘substantive plausibility’”

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