In the December 2016 order, the court acknowledged that its May 2014 orders denying as moot the motions to dismiss the relevant claims in Flintlock's 2013 amended answer were in error because the court failed to consider the sufficiency of those claims, mistakenly considering the allegations in a 2012 proposed amended answer. The court also found that as a result of those erroneous orders, pending a determination of this appeal, Flintlock did not possess valid causes of action...
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