Derrick E. Harper v. Autoalliance International, Inc., Aai Employee Services Co., L.L.C., Jeffrey Kelly, and Allen Childress

How courts have described this case

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• holding that even if initial timely consent was ineffective, co-defendant cured “any purported defect” by opposing the motion to remand
• holding that claims are part of the same case or controversy if they derive from a “common nucleus of operative facts”
• holding that claims are part of the same case or controversy if they derive from a “common nucleus of operative facts”
• holding that claims are part of the same case or controversy if they derive from a “common nucleus of operative facts”
• holding that claims are part of the same case or controversy if they derive from a “common nucleus of operative facts”
• holding that claims are part of the same case or controversy if they derive from a “common nucleus of operative facts”

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