David E. Templeton and Glenda J. Templeton v. Nedlloyd Lines

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• noting with approval the district court's decision to condition a voluntary dismissal on the plaintiffs agreeing that they would not oppose the use of existing discovery in a subsequent suit
• affirming district court’s approval of a voluntary dismissal where the district court allowed parties to reuse discovery
• affirming district court’s grant of voluntary dismissal despite the potential for defendant to lose their choice of forum
• affirming district court’s grant of voluntary dismissal despite the potential for defendant to lose its choice of forum
• showing the legislative history of 1447(e) to comport with the policy considerations set forth in Hensgens
• noting with approval the district court’s decision to condition a voluntary dismissal on the plaintiffs agreeing that they would not oppose the use of existing discovery in a subsequent suit

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