State of Iowa v. Pedro Ibarra Murillo, Jr.

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• “[a] party thus cannot expect to obtain a trial . . . simply by testifying that the party does not ‘remember’ signing an arbitration contract or receiving information about arbitration.”
• “Just as a plaintiff may not rely on conclusory allegations to proceed past the pleading stage, so too a plaintiff may not rely on conclusory evidence to proceed past the summary-judgment stage.”
• “A discrimination plaintiff’s generic testimony that she was qualified for apposition, for example, does not suffice to withstand summary judgment on that . . . issue without specific facts supporting this general testimony.”
• “Just as a plaintiff may not rely on conclusory allegations to proceed past the pleading stage, so too a plaintiff may not rely on conclusory evidence to proceed past the summary-judgment stage.” (citations omitted)
• discussing summary judgment standard in context of the FLSA

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).