Chappell v. SCA Services, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• contrasting exclusive jurisdiction with preemption, under which “federal substantive law supplants state law but absent other provisions both state and federal courts have concurrent jurisdiction of actions arising under that law.”
• “The fact that service has not yet been made on the resident defendant is insufficient to allow his citizenship to be disregarded.”
• “The fact that service has not yet been made on the resident defendant is insufficient to allow his citizenship to be disregarded.”
• “The fact that service has not yet been made on the resident defendant is insufficient to allow his citizenship to be disregarded.”
• “The fact that service has not yet been made on the resident defendant is insufficient to allow his citizenship to be disregarded.”
• state PCB disposal regulations not preempted if not less restrictive than the federal regulations

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).