· 5/6/2021
United States v. Corrinne Brown
Citations
- 996 F.3d 1171
How courts have described this case
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- allowing amendment to include dismissed claims after discovery revealed new facts
- a statute of repose is not jurisdictional unless the statute “clearly state[s] that it is”
- “A court may deny leave to amend based on undue delay even if the proposed amendment would, if filed, relate back.”
- “[R]elation back stems from a federal rule, rather than equity.”
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