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McGlinchey Stafford
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7th Circuit stresses that CAFA does not apply to removed cases originally filed in state court before CAFA’s effective date. The Court also notes that states vary in determining when a case “commences.”
CAFA Law Blog ·
September 4, 2005
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Pritchett -the first case to consider CAFA – an action is “commenced” on the date initially filed in state court, not the date it is removed.
CAFA Law Blog ·
September 4, 2005
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The 10th Circuit – the first circuit to weigh in – considers the issue, and agrees with Pritchett District Court – the date of initial filing is the “date of commencement” under CAFA.
CAFA Law Blog ·
September 3, 2005
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7th Circuit rules that new class definition does not equal “commencement” for CAFA purposes, but hints at other modifications which might.
CAFA Law Blog ·
September 3, 2005
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ABA’s National Institute on Class Actions Fall ’05 Programs Target CAFA
CAFA Law Blog ·
August 31, 2005
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