Tamer Salameh v. Tarsadia Hotel

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• finding that leave to amend is 22 properly denied when a plaintiff fails to properly plead a claim, is given specific 23 instructions on how to amend, and had ample opportunity to amend the complaint
• affirming dismissal 6 without leave to amend because plaintiff did not correct error district court previously identified
• finding no abuse of discretion for denial of leave to amend where plaintiff failed to identify facts that could cure the deficiencies in the complaint
• finding no abuse of discretion to deny leave to amend where plaintiff failed to identify facts that could cure deficiencies
• affirming dismissal 26 without leave to amend because plaintiff had not corrected error district court previously 27 identified
• “A district court's discretion to deny leave 3 || to amend is ‘particularly broad’ where the plaintiff has previously amended.”’

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