Stephen A. Wannall v. Honeywell, Inc.

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• explaining that if a party files an opposition addressing only some of the movant’s arguments, the court may treat the unaddressed arguments as conceded
• explaining that if a party files an opposition addressing only some of the movant’s arguments, the court may treat the unaddressed arguments as conceded
• explaining that when an opposition to a motion for summary judgment “addresses only some of the movant’s arguments, the court may treat the unaddressed arguments as conceded”
• explaining that under Local Civil Rule 7(b), “if a party files an opposition to a motion and therein addresses only some of the movant’s arguments, the court may treat the unaddressed arguments as conceded”
• dismissing supervisor feedback that he received the month after the Letter of Instruction as “minor verbal counseling”
• noting courts may treat a claim as conceded “if a party files an opposition to a motion and therein addresses only some of the movant’s arguments”

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