Taylor v. Consolidated Rail Corp.

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• finding sufficient notice where the court “thoroughly explained both the procedures plaintiff should follow if he wished to proceed pro se and oppose the summary judgment motion, and the consequences that would result if plaintiff failed to timely submit opposition papers”

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