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trust or confidence and appropriation to one’s own use Materiality267 “[N]atural tendency to influence” Neder Material deception, not material
Kiebler Slippery Rock, L.L.C., No. 08CV1756, 2009 WL 1065893, at *2 n.2 (W.D. Pa. Apr. 20, 2009); Southco, Inc. v. Reell Precision Mfg. Corp., 556 F
33. Doan v. Brigano, 237 F.3d 722, 740 n.2 (6th Cir. 2001) (Suhrheinrich, J., concurring). 34. E.g., Gordon v. State, No. CR 99-482, 2001 Ark
host of fronts when it comes to protecting plaintiffs.68 64. Burroughs, supra note 63, at 443 & n.29. 65. No. 21-cv-00155, 2022 WL 808693, at *13-14
the Court was previously hearing too many cases that did not warrant plenary review and is now doing a better, not worse, job of picking cases. But
registered and trained CPR users—off-duty doctors, nurses, police, and trained amateurs, for example—near the victim to come to the aid of stricken neighbors
the bankruptcy context), with Greene, supra, at 1735 (“t is nearly self-evident that neither the current U.S. Supreme Court nor any presently
that “[a]n accommodation is . . . necessary” to render a disposition in the case). 14. See U.S. CONST. art. I, § 3 (designating the Vice President
file with author). 47. Jack B. Weinstein, Ethical Dilemmas in Mass Tort Litigation, 88 NW. U. L. REV. 469, 521 n.212 (1994). nudges and norms in
at 859 & nn.8-9, 860, 861 & nn.11-13, 862, 865-66, 869 n.16, 870 & n.17, 873 & n.22, 874 & n.23, 875 & nn.24-25, 876-77. 9. Id. at 886 (Gilman, J