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Court Finds No Substantial Federal Issue Engendered By Claim Of California Option Plan Exemption

Allen Matkins | | Return|
The United States federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction.  Therefore, it is not always possible to make a "federal case" out of claim, even when issues of federal law may be involved. ...
By: Allen Matkins
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/court-finds-no-substantial-federal-83365/

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