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· 3/23/1981

Gordon & Gordon v. Madavin, Ltd.

Citations

  • 108 Misc. 2d 349
  • 441 N.Y.S.2d 148
  • 1981 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 2204

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  • finding that connection between alleged conduct and federal enclaves “too attenuated and remote” to establish subject-matter jurisdiction
  • explaining that only when a federal statute completely preempts an area of state law may a claim based on that preempted state law be converted into a federal claim under the artful pleading doctrine
  • examining whether maritime jurisdiction exists only after determining 24 whether the asserted independent bases for such jurisdiction were present
  • rejecting argument that plaintiffs’ tort claims related to global warming required resolution of substantial federal issues
  • rejecting argument that plaintiffs’ tort claims related to global warming required resolution of substantial federal issues
  • examining whether maritime jurisdiction exists only after determining 24 whether the asserted independent bases for such jurisdiction were present

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