In Blom Bank v. Honickman, a bank asked to reopen a closed case so it could tweak its complaint. But there’s a rule that says you can only reopen a case for really rare, compelling reasons; so rare that they call them “extraordinary circumstances.” This decision provides important guidance on the balance between finality in litigation and opportunities to correct pleadings.

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