Summary Judgment
10 groups with Guam opinions2021–2025
- Granting summary judgment on lack of evidence of exposure · Viewing evidence favorably on summary judgment motions · Requirements for supporting factual assertions in summary judgment motions
- Considering non-admissible evidence for summary judgment · Inherently factual questions unsuitable for summary judgment
- Failure to respond to summary judgment arguments results in waiver · Determining summary judgment on affirmative defenses
- Defining summary judgment standards and waiver of defenses · Failing to raise claims in opposition to summary judgment constitutes abandonment
- Determining when summary judgment is appropriate · Standard of review for summary judgment and elements of fraud
- Defining genuine and material facts for summary judgment
- Prohibiting arguments based on unsupported facts or speculation
- Analyzing local rules versus rule 56 requirements for summary judgment
- Curing complaint deficiencies and summary judgment standards
- Accepting facts for summary judgment without credibility assessment
Counts are Guam courts’ opinions citing pages in each group (an opinion citing two issues counts in both).
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