Swing-and-Miss—A New Jersey country club being sued over its refusal to refund former members’ six-figure membership fees can’t amend its answer to include preclusion defenses following the outcome of a related case, a federal judge has ruled.
U.S. District Judge Anne Thompson of the District of New Jersey on March 8 denied Hamilton Farm Golf Club’s appeal in an unpublished opinion in Spikes v. Hamilton Farm Golf Club, finding that the case before her was not tied closely enough to a separate case to grant the club’s request.
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