Taylor v. Florida State Fair Authority

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the plaintiff’s actions did not constitute undue delay, but even if they had, the defendant would not be prejudiced from any resulting delay because the case is in the early stages of litigation
• finding that denial on the basis of futility is improper where determination of a complex factual inquiry is required
• finding that denial on the basis of futility is improper where determination of a complex factual inquiry is required
• finding that denial on the basis of futility is improper where determination of a complex factual inquiry is required
• finding that denial on the basis of futility is improper where determination of a complex factual inquiry is required
• “[L]eave to amend should only be denied on the ground of futility when the proposed amendment is clearly insufficient or frivolous on its face.”

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