Pleadings and Motions: Module 2 of 5

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[@vinsonduong7936]

You should add Twombly and Iqbal standards about factual sufficiency (possibility>plausibility) in addition to legal sufficiency to your explanation of fact pleading because that's the current holding from the Supreme Court but this was super helpful

[@SIRENTHEROCKER]

Best explanation in 2 years of my studies.

[@tacosssssssssssssss]

This was super informative. Thank you!

[@LawShelf]

Glad it was helpful!

[@georgemckenzie2525]

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My saw cost $690, and my mower was $3,600.

[@user-gg4hf7uq6w]

Why does he sound so angry making this video?

[@Daruma_Studio]

Holy hell please hire an audio engineer to record your narration next time, homie is gonna break the mic and our speakers