Williams v. Wal-Mart Stores Inc

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• Rule 50(b) motions may not raise issues not raised under Rule 50(a), but new grounds may be considered where, as here, the non-movant does not object
• “When law changes in unanticipated ways during an appeal . . . this court will generally remand for a new trial to give parties the benefit of the new law and the opportunity to present evidence relevant to that new standard.”
• “When law changes in unanticipated ways during an appeal . . . this court will generally remand for a new trial to give parties the benefit of the new law and the opportunity to present evidence relevant to that new standard.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).