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Second Circuit· 5/7/2018

Williams v. Affinion Grp., LLC

Citations

  • 889 F.3d 116

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  • concluding that RICO conspiracy claims fail when the “alleged conspiracy involved an agreement to commit the same substantive RICO violations [the Court has] deemed insufficiently pled”
  • rejecting RICO con- 22 spiracy where “[t]he alleged conspiracy involved an agreement to commit the same substantive 23 RICO violations we have deemed insufficiently pled”
  • dismissing the plaintiffs’ conspiracy claims because they had not stated a substantive RICO claim
  • affirming dismissal of RICO conspiracy claim where substantive RICO violations were insufficiently pled, and plaintiffs did not allege any further acts that, if carried out, would have satisfied RICO’s requirement of a pattern of racketeering
  • affirming dismissal of RICO conspiracy claim based on “agreement to commit the same substantive RICO violations . . . deemed insufficiently pled, [where] plaintiffs have not alleged any further acts that, if carried out, would have satisfied RICO’s requirement of a pattern of racketeering”
  • “The complaint here lacks the particularized allegation of an underlying ‘scheme to defraud’ animated by a material misrepresentation.”

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Judges: Crotty, Jacobs, Lynch

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