Sports Page, Inc. v. First Union Management, Inc.

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• determining that a district court did not abuse its discretion by allowing a party to reopen its case where no inadvertence, forgetfulness, lack of preparation, or bad faith was exhibited and where the reopening did not prejudice the opposing party
• affirming lower courts rejection of a judicial estoppel argument based on debtor’s failure to include a claim in its asset schedules because debtor had otherwise informed the bankruptcy trustee of the claim’s existence
• “Lost future profits are recoverable when they are established with reasonable certainty.”
• “Lost future profits are recoverable when they are established with reasonable certainty.”

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