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Clark Hill's 2026 Annual Healthcare Industry Symposium
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Every litigation attorney knows Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 15(a) requires courts to “freely give leave” to amend pleadings “when justice so requires.” It’s drilled into us in law school and repeated in countless court opinions. But here’s what catches even experienced practitioners off guard: Rule 15(a)’s liberal amendment standard doesn’t automatically apply when you’ve missed the amendment deadline in the court’s scheduling order. Two recent federal cases—one from Texas, one from California—perfectly illustrate this critical trap and why understanding Rule 16(b)(4)’s “good cause” standard can make or break your case.