Noteworthy at the U.S. Supreme Court
The court in which a case is litigated can be one of the most important strategic decisions to be made by the parties involved. There are legal parameters in place, however, that may limit a party’s choices. For instance, a case that is filed in state court may be removed by the defendant to a seemingly more desirable federal court forum under certain circumstances. And states are entitled to interstate sovereign immunity, meaning one state may not be sued by a private party in the courts of a different state without its consent. Three cases that raise ...
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