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McGlinchey Stafford
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1,280 articles
Removed Oregon case heads back to state court: an action is “commenced” when it’s filed, not when process is served.
CAFA Law Blog ·
October 13, 2005
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Missouri Federal Court says that the fifth amended petition is still not the charm — Post-CAFA amended petition naming the “correct” defendant is not enough to remain in federal court.
CAFA Law Blog ·
October 13, 2005
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Oklahoma Federal Court decides that the date of amendment of the initial complaint adding claims and parties and seeking class certification constitutes the date of “commencement” for CAFA purposes.
CAFA Law Blog ·
October 6, 2005
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Arkansas Federal Judge decides that case is “commenced” for CAFA applicability determination purposes at the time of initial filing, not when it is amended to seek certification of a national class.
CAFA Law Blog ·
October 6, 2005
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The ABA Section of Litigation presents the 9th Annual Institute on Class Actions (Part 2).
CAFA Law Blog ·
October 5, 2005
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