Assertion: federal court | /r/HasAspect | diversity jurisdiction
Facets:
value: § 1332
type: OTHER
value: under 28 u.s.c.
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Federal courts have diversity jurisdiction only if there is "complete diversity" between plaintiffs and defendants.
text: For example, federal courts may have diversity jurisdiction to hear a case because all parties have diverse citizenship, but the court will not have supplemental jurisdiction over parties that are joined as plaintiffs in the case or over parties that intervene as plaintiffs in the case.
text: Sometimes, plaintiffs deliberately structure their state law claims against out-of-state defendants to prevent the out-of-state defendants from removing the case to federal court, which might otherwise have diversity jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. § 1332.