· 3/13/2024
Sabanera Residential Hold LLC v. Ortiz, Caonabo Anthony
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- recognizing that the “abuse of discretion standard [applied to Rule 11 sanctions] is necessarily very deferential”
- “Generally, an abuse of discretion only occurs where no reasonable person could take the view adopted by the trial court.”
- “A district court abuses its discretion if it imposes sanctions based on (1) an erroneous view of 11 RAYLON v. COMPLUS DATA the law or (2) a clearly erroneous assessment of the evi- dence.”
- a violation of any provision of Rule 11(b) justifies sanctions
- a violation of any provision of Rule 11(b) justifies sanctions
- a violation of any provision of Rule 11(b) justifies sanctions
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