Therrien v. Target Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• noting that an argu- ment was waived in part because the party did not contend the oppo- nent’s arguments in its reply brief
• holding failure to raise an argument in the opening brief waives that argument
• “Ordinarily a party cannot raise in a Rule 50(b) motion an argument not already raised in its Rule 50(a) motion. But on appeal we can consider such an argument when the opposing party failed to object to the Rule 50(b
• applying Frow to avoid “logically inconsistent adjudications as to liability”

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