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Agenda for Complex Litigation Class: Jurisdiction, Class Actions, and Removal, Slides of Civil procedure

An agenda for a law class covering complex litigation, focusing on jurisdiction, class actions, and removal. Topics include joinder, personal jurisdiction, subject matter jurisdiction, venue, supplemental jurisdiction, and removal. The document also includes case examples and references to relevant laws and court rules.

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2012/2013

Uploaded on 01/26/2013

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Download Agenda for Complex Litigation Class: Jurisdiction, Class Actions, and Removal and more Slides Civil procedure in PDF only on Docsity! Agenda for 33rd Class • Name plates • Joinder (continued) • Introduction to Jurisdiction in complex litigation • Class Actions Docsity.com - Pp. 818ff. Qs 1-2 Joinder Questions Docsity.com SMJ in Complex Litigation • Aggregation of amount in controversy – Relevant for diversity jurisdiction only – See Yeazell pp. 219ff – Single plaintiff may aggregate claims against single defendant – 2 or more plaintiffs may aggregate claims against 1 or more defendants only if their claims are part of a common undivided interest – In class actions, sufficient that one member’s claim meets the amount in controversy requirement OR if total exceeds $5 million • Removal – All defendants must consent to removal. 1446(b)(2)(A) • Some exceptions, e.g. for 1369 • Supplemental Jurisdiction – Note. Supplemental Jurisdiction is about Subject Matter Jurisdiction • NOT personal jurisdiction, venue, etc. – See handout Docsity.com Class Action Questions • Pp. 881ff. Qs 1, 2 • BadCorp manipulated the price of its stock by failing to disclose information that would cause share prices to fall. Would a class action alleging violation of federal securities law against BadCorp on behalf of all shareholders who purchased stock during the period when the information was being withheld be appropriate? • BadPharm supplied blood to hemophiliacs, but failed to screen adequately for AIDS. As a result, many hemophiliacs in dozens of states got AIDS and some died. Would a product liability class action against BadPharm on behalf of all hemophiliacs who contracted AIDS as a result of contaminated blood be appropriate? Docsity.com
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