Tenth Circuit Expresses Doubt About Whether An Order Denying Absolute Litigation Privilege Is Appealable Under the Collateral Order Doctrine
Deep Into the Standard-of-Appellate-Review Weeds, Seventh Circuit Holds That Abuse-of-Discretion Review Applies to a District Court’s Finding About Whether Grounds Were Properly Preserved in a Fed. R. Civ. P. 50(a) Motion
Seventh Circuit Contemplates How Little Is Too Little Briefing to Compel Dismissal Under Fed. R. App. P. 28
Tenth Circuit Holds That Federal Claim Preclusion Applies to Supplemental State-Law Claim Dismissed Without Prejudice in First Federal Action, If Plaintiff Could Have Originally Asserted Diversity Jurisdiction Over That Claim
Sixth Circuit Holds That Placement of a Website Server in a State Does Not Automatically Expose Those Who Use It to Personal Jurisdiction There
Fifth Circuit Holds That The District Court Must Assure That the Class Recieves Notice of Attorney Fees Under Fed. R. Civ. P. 23(h), Even If No Party Objects to Its Omission
Sixth Circuit Charts Its Own Course on Abstention from Declaratory Actions That Are Part of a “Mixed Action” Seeking Injunctive or Legal Relief
En Banc Fifth Circuit Holds That Waiver-Based Remand Orders Are Appealable Under 28 U.S.C. § 1447, Overruling the Circuit’s Long-Standing Contrary Authority
Divided Fifth Circuit Panel Splits with Ninth Circuit and Adopts a “Same Product Plus In-State Injury” Test of Relatedness for Personal Jurisdiction in a Product Liability Case
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