The Prudential Insurance Company of America v. Christopher P. Sipula

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• litigant who attempted to incorporate by reference into his appellate brief arguments he had raised in the district court assumed the risk that appellate court might overlook issues not clearly presented
• practice of incorporation results in a composite brief of more than fifty pages; \any risk of oversight [by the court] or of the failure to present properly the arguments on appeal rests with [appellant]\
• “lawful competition ... constitutes a privileged interference with another’s business”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).