Winfrey v. Chicago Park District

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• no amendment allowed where the plaintiff’s third amended complaint suffered from the same deficiencies as the second amended complaint and contained bare allegations and conclusions supported by no facts
• “When the plaintiff is alleging that the defendant engaged in willful and wanton conduct, such conduct must be shown through well-pled facts, and not by merely labelling [sic] the conduct willful and wanton.”

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