09Oct
Ninth Circuit Sua Sponte Reverses Remand Of Wage And Hour Class Action, Ruling That District Courts Must Give Defendants A Chance To Show That CAFA’s Jurisdictional Elements Have Been Met
On September 3, the Ninth Circuit reversed a district court’s remand of a putative class action, holding that when a notice of removal plausibly alleges a basis for federal court jurisdiction, the district court must provide the defendant an...
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King & Spalding
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