William E. Wilson v. Westinghouse Electric Corporation

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• holding that post- complaint facts alleged in a supplemental pleading may cure jurisdictional defects
• concluding that the plaintiff's amended complaint cured ripeness defect in original complaint
• “[A] district court may grant summary judgment where a party’s sudden and unexplained revision of testimony creates an issue of fact where none existed before.”
• “(a) party should not be allowed to create issues of credibility by contradicting his own earlier testimony.”
• “Ambiguities and even conflicts in a deponent’s testimony are generally matters for the jury to sort out, but a district court may grant summary judgment where a party’s sudden and unexplained revision of testimony creates an issue of fact where none existed before.”

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