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District Court of New Jersey Declines CAFA Jurisdiction In A Matter That Is “Uniquely Local” Pursuant To CAFA’s “Interests of Justice” Exception
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A Private Entity May Be Treated As a State Actor Under Section 1332(d)(5) When Intertwined With State Actors Such That the Actions of One Can Be Imputed On Others
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Burden Of Proof Of A Party Invoking The Local Controversy Exception Is By A “Preponderance” – Or More Than 50% – Of The Evidence

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