Sherman v. Winco Fireworks, Inc.

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• noting that undue prejudice should only be evaluated if the movant is diligent in seeking amendment
• observing that the “primary measure of good cause is the movant’s diligence in attempting to meet the [scheduling] order’s requirements” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• holding undue prejudice should only be explored if the movant has been found diligent
• the focus of the “good cause” standard for belated amendments under Rule 16(b) is the diligence of the movant
• “The primary measure of good cause is the movant’s diligence in attempting to meet the orders’ requirements.”
• “The interplay between Rule 15(a) and Rule 16(b) is settled in this circuit.”

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