Facts of the Case

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This paper reviews how Burroughs filed a motion for summary judgment and it was denied. The court, based on its reading of the motion for summary judgment, called for briefs from both sides related to the Court suspicion that Kirkland and Ellis, the attorneys for Burroughs, had violated Rule 11 by stating that the motion was based in existing law. The paper further discusses how, in fact, Kirkland and Ellis had originally stated that the motion was based in existing law and then altered their position in a later motion stating that the case was made based on an argument for extension modification or reversal of existing law.

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