CMS North America, Inc. v. De Lorenzo Marble & Tile, Inc.

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• “Not only may a court raise subject-matter jurisdiction sua sponte, it must.”
• “The majority of Sixth Circuit district courts to confront the question have held that counterclaims should not be considered when determining the amount in controversy for purposes of removal jurisdiction, and this court finds their reasoning persuasive.”

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