Velikonja v. Mueller

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• holding that “fiduciaries may be liable under § 1105(a) even if their 18 co-fiduciary's breach is beyond the scope of their own discretionary authority”
• offering evidence that government violated the act inadvertently, without more, is not enough to preclude summary judgment on the issue of government’s intent
• applying the exception where scrivener was “present at these meetings 25 and discussions, and while he was not asked to be a stenographer for the meeting, he 26 contemporaneously recorded what transpired”
• “The court will not . . . infer allegations supporting federal 17 jurisdiction; federal subject matter [jurisdiction] must always be affirmatively alleged.”
• granting summary judgment on remaining counts

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