Antoinette D'Alto Nicholas D'Alto v. Dahon California, Inc.

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• noting that the Supreme Court “recognized long ago that starting a litigation all over again does not constitute legal prejudice”
• beginning “a litigation all over again does not constitute legal prejudice.”
• “[S]tarting a litigation all over again does not constitute legal prejudice.”
• “starting a litigation all over again does not constitute legal prejudice.”
• “Rule 41(a)(2) dismissals are at the district court’s discretion and only will be reviewed for an abuse of that discretion”
• “[a] voluntary dismissal without prejudice under Rule 41(a)(2) will be allowed ‘if the defendant will not be prejudiced thereby’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).