Suter v. Mazyck

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• explaining whether a party had sufficient time to complete discovery must be determined “within the context of the individual case”
• explaining whether a party had sufficient time to complete discovery must be determined “within the context of the individual case”
• finding summary judgment improper where there were “material issues of fact as to the extent of the Suters’ misconduct and that of the appellees”
• internal quotation marks and 11 The term “suitor” has fallen out of favor in this context but is synonymous with “plaintiff” or “petitioner.” Suitor, BLACK’S LAW DICTIONARY (11th ed. 2019) (“suitor (16c) 1. A party that brings a lawsuit; a plaintiff or petitioner. . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).