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endant also asserts without support or explanation that “confusion will result and motions in limine will undoubtedly be filed. . . .” In Ramsay v. Broward County Sheriff’s Office, 303 Fed. Appx. 761, 2008 WL 5237162 (11th Cir. 2008), the Court affirmed the District

ties. Defendant also asserts without support or explanation that “confusion will result and motions in limine will undoubtedly be filed. . . .” In Ramsay v. Broward County Sheriff’s Office, 303 Fed. Appx. 761, 2008 WL 5237162 (11th Cir. 2008), the Court affirmed the District

r to consolidate actions, we have instructed that district courts should consider whether doing so could lead to prejudice or confusion.” Ramsay v. Broward County Sheriff’s Office, 2008 WL 5237162 *3 (11th Cir. 2008). The common and overlapping issues in this case, both factual and legal, are patent and o

ing whether to consolidate actions, we have instructed that district courts should consider whether doing so could lead to prejudice or confusion.” Ramsay v. Broward County Sheriff’s Office, 2008 WL 5237162 *3 (11th Cir. 2008). The common and overlapping issues in this case, both factual and legal,

her to consolidate actions, we have instructed that district courts should consider whether doing so could lead to prejudice or confusion." Ramsay'. Broward County Sheriff's Office, 2008 WL 5237162 *3 (11th Cir. 2008). The common and overlapping issues in this case, both factual and legal, are patent and obvi

ding whether to consolidate actions, we have instructed that district courts should consider whether doing so could lead to prejudice or confusion." Ramsay'. Broward County Sheriff's Office, 2008 WL 5237162 *3 (11th Cir. 2008). The common and overlapping issues in this case, both factual and legal, are