Serra v. Quantum Servicing, Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that standing alone, allegations made in a plaintiff's complaint are not enough to oppose a properly supported motion for summary judgment
• stating that “allegations of a merely speculative or conclusory nature are rightly disregarded”
• stating that “allegations of a merely speculative or conclusory nature are rightly disregarded”
• noting that “counsel in glass houses ought not throw stones”
• “[A]llegations of a merely speculative or conclusory nature are rightly disregarded . . . .”
• \[A]rguments . . . never raised below . . . are . . . barred by our waiver doctrine.\

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