I Mark all of the following statements True or False. There is diversity of citizenship jurisdiction because we can look either to B's Georgia incorporation or its Alabama headquarters. There is no jurisdiction in federal court because A and B are from the same state. There is no federal court jurisdiction. There is no diversity jurisdiction.
Diversity of citizenship is a concept of personal jurisdiction.
A sues B in federal court, alleging diversity as the basis for jurisdiction. If the court determines that there is no diversity, it should dismiss and remand to the state court. Plaintiff sues in federal court, alleging diversity of citizenship as the basis for jurisdiction. The plaintiff may lay venue where the plaintiff resides, where the defendant resides, or where the cause of action occurred. There is no diversity jurisdiction because A is a citizen of Georgia.