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7 canonical passages across 5 cases, quoted by 104 opinions in total. These passages cluster together because the same opinions keep quoting them side by side: they state parts of one doctrine. The anchor passage is from Bennie Kennedy v. Schneider Electric.

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1 Bennie Kennedy v. Schneider Electric Anchor
ca7 · 2018
green “rule 60 relief is limited to 'extraordinary' situations where a judgment is the inadvertent product of special circumstances and not merely the erroneous application of law.” 33
2 Banks v. Chicago Board of Education
ca7 · 2014
green “when a motion is filed more than 28 days after the entry of judgment, whether the movant calls it a rule 59(e) motion or a rule 60(b) motion, we treat it as a rule 60(b) motion.” 21
3 Theodore Frank v. Target Corporation
ca7 · 2018
green “are mutually exclusive-rule 60(b)(6), as a residual catchall, applies only if the other specifically enumerated rules do not.” 15
4 Theodore Frank v. Target Corporation
ca7 · 2018
green “delineates six grounds upon which relief from a judgment can be granted,” 11
5 Kyler Moje v. Federal Hockey League LLC
ca7 · 2015
green “a lawyer's errors are imputed to the client.” 9
6 Kyler Moje v. Federal Hockey League LLC
ca7 · 2015
green “a litigant must show that both its own conduct and its lawyer's fit the category of 'excusable' neglect.” 9
7 Dzik v. Bayer Corp.
ca7 · 2017
green “district courts handling complex, multidistrict litigation 'must be given wide latitude with regard to case management' in order to achieve efficiency.” 6

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