Williams v. City of Fairburn

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• noting that plaintiffs diligent efforts to prosecute case supported grant of leave to amend
• finding no prejudice where plaintiffs proffered alternative theory before both district and appellate courts before moving to amend
• affirming district court's decision to grant leave to amend to assert new legal theories where Defendants asserted no particular prejudice aside from counsel fees
• finding no prejudice because no new facts or additional discovery were required
• \Fed.R.Civ.P. 15 embodies the liberal pleading philosophy of the federal rules.\
• \Fed.R.Civ.P. 15 embodies the liberal pleading philosophy of the federal rules.\

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