Society of Lloyds v. Siemon-Netto, G.

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• considering public policy arguments in a foreign-judgment recognition claim on a motion for summary judgment as opposed to a Rule 12(b)(6) motion
• “Because the district court struck the [affirmative defenses] and dismissed the , [counterclaims] solely on grounds of legal insufficiency, we review those decisions de novo.”

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